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Moore v. United States might wreak economic havoc.

Union Minister of State for Health and Family Welfare Bharati Pravin Pawar inaugurated the 11th phase of Thiruvananthapuram Rozgar Mela, aimed at providing equal employment opportunities for all. Prime Minister Narendra Modi's message was screened, and 25 job aspirants were given appointment letters. Skill India and Start-up India were launched…

Tax brackets and standard deductions have increased for tax year 2024

The vice-president of Karnataka State Contractors’ Association R. Ambikapathy, who was in the news last month after the Income Tax Department recovered a huge cache of cash from him, passed away here on Monday.

Chancellor ‘opens the door to May election’ with national insurance giveaway and hint of income tax cut in spring

How Hunt’s measures on tax, NI and benefits will affect single people, couples and those receiving pensions in England, Wales and Northern Ireland

But Scottish Finance Secretary Shona Robison said the autumn statement had not provided the funding devolved governments need.

In the realm of global economics, the interplay between taxation and productivity forms a complex tapestry, with each country weaving its unique pattern.

In today’s newsletter: Amid backbench pressure to cut taxes, Rishi Sunak and his chancellor have signalled a willingness to bring forward tax cuts

Guardian readers share how frozen income tax thresholds have tipped them into higher brackets, affecting household budgets

Hopes that nearly 4 million low paid UK workers would be able to keep more of their earnings if personal allowances are uprated