Yell Report | 'Tidal wave' of business failure feared as tax help scheme ends

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'Tidal wave' of business failure feared as tax help scheme ends
Posted on February 8, 2010

The Government has been warned that it faces a "ticking time bomb" of company closures and job losses when a scheme to allow firms to delay their tax payments is wound up.

James Moore: If the taxman plays hardball we're all in trouble

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