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VAT

VAT to rise to 20%

VAT to rise to 20%

VAT rates will go up from 17.5% to 20% on 4 January next year, George Osborne announced in his first Budget speech as chancellor. Read more
money champagne

Celebrate: it's Tax Freedom Day

In the run up to an emergency Budget that is set to usher in an era of austerity, let's have a drink to Tax Freedom Day 2010. Read more
shopping bags

VAT hike on the cards post-election

A VAT increase is on the cards post-election, regardless of the outcome, according to experts. Read more
Woman shopping

Beat the VAT rise

VAT returns to 17.5% from 1 January 2010 - but there are ways to avoid taking a hit. Read more
Toy house

End in sight for VAT and stamp duty breaks

VAT and stamp duty will return to normal levels on in January, and there will be no change to inheritance tax, chancellor Alistair Darling confirmed in his pre-Budget report. Read more
Tax

What does the pre-Budget report have in store?

Alistair Darling is believed to be planning to unveil an increase in VAT to 20% next year, in his pre-Budget report on the 9 December. Esther Armstrong reports. Read more
People shopping

VAT cut should be scrapped

The Liberal Democrat Party has called for the VAT cut to be scrapped immediately, with the money instead used to help unemployment 16 to 24-year-olds. Read more
Charity box

Give to charity not the taxman

VAT will now be waived on charity donations sent via text message. But this isn't the only way to beat the taxman when you give to charity. Read more

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