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Posted onRachel ClunBusiness reporter Getty Images People buying cryptocurrency in the UK now need to share their account details or face penalties, in changes that came into effect on 1 January. The move by the UK’s tax body is designed to ensure they pay all relevant tax on buying and selling crypto, including capital gains tax….
Heathrow scraps 100ml liquid container limit
Posted onKaty AustinTransport correspondent Getty Images The switch to CT scanners means clear transparent bags are no longer needed at the airport Passengers at Britain’s biggest airport, Heathrow, can leave liquids in containers up to two litres in their bags while going through security, after it finally completed the rollout of new high-tech CT scanners. Electronics…
How is the Budget affecting businesses in Surrey?
Posted onZac Sherratt,South East, Adrian Harms,Dorkingand Jack Fiehn,Farnham BBC Pub landlord Martin Groves said the Budget ‘could have been a lot worse’ Businesses in Surrey have given mixed reactions to Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ Budget, which outlined spending and taxation plans for the years ahead. Key measures announced on Wednesday include scrapping the two-child benefit cap, freezing…
I used my own savings to start Urban Air
Posted onThis as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Michael Browning Jr., founder and CEO of Unleashed Brands. It has been edited for length and clarity. When I opened a trampoline park in Fort Worth, Texas, in 2011, it was the 6th trampoline park in the country, to my knowledge. Fourteen years later, it’s led…
US denies visas to ex-EU commissioner and others over social media rules
Posted onThe US State Department said it would deny visas to five people, including a former EU commissioner, for seeking to “coerce” American social media platforms into suppressing viewpoints they oppose. “These radical activists and weaponized NGOs have advanced censorship crackdowns by foreign states – in each case targeting American speakers and American companies,” Secretary of…
Trump Administration Reportedly Considering Ban on Outsourcing to Indian IT Firms After Imposing 50% Tariff on Indian Goods
Posted onWashington / – After slapping a 50% tariff on Indian goods, U.S. President Donald Trump is now reportedly weighing a ban on outsourcing work to Indian IT companies, a move that could have severe repercussions for India’s multibillion-dollar technology sector. The speculation arose from a post by Lara Loomer, a prominent right-wing Trump supporter, who…
