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26Jun/23

The Global Conference on the Future of Resource Taxation 2023

June 26, 2023FinanceEnvironmental tax, Global minimum corporate tax rate, International Institute for Sustainable Development, International taxation, Lusaka, Natural resource, Tax, Tax reform, Taxation in China, Zambiaadmin

June 26 (Finance) — The Global Conference on the Future of Resource Taxation 2023 is being hosted by Zambia. The conference will take place from June 26 to 28, 2023 at the Mulungushi International Conference Centre in Lusaka, Zambia.

The Global Conference on the Future of Resource Taxation is a significant event that will bring together government officials, industry representatives, and civil society organizations to discuss the future of resource taxation. The conference will focus on the following key challenges: Continue reading →

12May/23

Tsunami of taxes

May 12, 2023MediaArticles, Bill, Countries, Crypto, Cryptocurrency, Economy, Kenya, Kim, Non-fungible token, Odinga, Raila Odinga, Tax, Withholding taxadmin

By Kim Harrisberg | South Africa correspondent

Kenyan influencers’ popularity may soon be costing them, with the government recently proposing new taxes targeting the digital economy, including for content creators.

Under the Finance Bill 2023, multiple amendments aim to grow the government’s tax base which has seen substantial deficits resulting in even government salaries being delayed. Continue reading →

14Mar/23

Budget 2023: government needs to show it can jack up growth to regain economic credibility

March 14, 2023EconomyAcademic disciplines, Ant Clausen, Creative Commons, Deficit reduction in the United States, Economics, Economy, Inflation, Jeremy Hunt, Rishi Sunak, Steve Schifferes, Tax, Unemployment, United Kingdom, United States federal budget, Universal Creditadmin

Steve Schifferes, City, University of London

UK chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s spring budget is a tricky one in terms of timing. Having announced a set of steadying measures in the autumn statement after the Truss/Kwarteng debacle, this budget is likely to be the last but one before a 2024 general election. This makes it a little early for eye-catching tax cuts or business boosts.

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24Sep/22

Mini budget 2022: experts react to the new UK government’s spending and tax-cut plans

September 24, 2022EconomyAndrew Burlinson, Anthony Barber, Articles, Boris Johnson, British Pound Sterling, Carbon tax, Catherine Waddams, Creative Commons, Donald Hirsch, Economic growth, Economic inequality in the United States, Economics, Economy, Fiscal policy, FX Spot Rate, Income tax in the United States, Inflation, Jean-Philippe Serbera, Jim Watson, Joe Biden, Jonquil Lowe, Kwasi Kwarteng, Phil Tomlinson, Philippe Serbera, Reaganomics, SHUTTERSTOCK, Steven McCabe, Supply-side economics, Tax, Tax cut, THE BANK OF ENGLAND, Thomson Reuters, UK Pound Sterling/US Dollar FX Spot Rate, UK Pound Sterling/US Dollar FX Spot Rate, FX Spot Rate, THOMSON REUTERS, United Kingdom, United Kingdom cost of living crisis, United States, university of east anglia, Value-added taxadmin

Phil Tomlinson, University of Bath; Andrew Burlinson, University of East Anglia; Catherine Waddams, University of East Anglia; Donald Hirsch, Loughborough University; Jean-Philippe Serbera, Sheffield Hallam University; Jim Watson, UCL; Jonquil Lowe, The Open University, and Steven McCabe, Birmingham City University

UK chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng has just launched the biggest package of tax cuts in half a century. This will involve around £45bn of reductions for people and businesses by 2027 – 50% more than anticipated before the mini-budget announcement.

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24Sep/22

Mini budget: will Kwasi Kwarteng’s plan deliver growth?

September 24, 2022EconomyCreative Commons, Deficit reduction in the United States, Economic growth, Economy, Economy of the United Kingdom, Government, Kwasi Kwarteng, Presidency of Barack Obama, Reaganomics, Steve Schifferes, Tax, THE BANK OF ENGLAND, United Kingdom, United Kingdom national debtadmin

Steve Schifferes, City, University of London

The UK economy has been dogged by slow growth for a long time. Combined with even slower growth in productivity, it has meant virtually no increase in living standards for the average family over the past decade.

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23Sep/22

Multimillion-Dollar Oceanfront Estate on Grand Cayman Scheduled for Luxury Auction® Oct 7th

September 23, 2022LifestyleAuction theory, Auctions, Cayman, Cayman Islands, Cindy Raymond, Kim Lund, Miami, Microeconomics, Taxadmin

On October 7, 2022, a custom-built oceanfront estate in the Cayman Islands will be offered for sale at luxury auction®. Once asking $11.5 million USD, the luxe Caribbean property will now be sold to the highest bidder without reserve and regardless of the amount of the auction’s highest bid. Miami-based Platinum Luxury Auctions, a firm specializing in the non-distressed auction sale of luxury homes, was retained by the property owner to manage the sale. Cayman-based RE/MAX Cayman Islands, represented by brokers Kim Lund and Cindy Raymond, is the brokerage of record for the transaction. Continue reading

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