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The Energy Policy Act of 2005 provides new tax incentives for commercial buildings targeting energy efficiency. Existing "credit" incentives include: solar/photovoltaic's, micro turbine engines, fuel

If you are a media creative then you might already know about the IR35 rules and regulations. IR35 affects all contractors who don't come under HMRC's classification of 'self-employment'. Read this article to find out more about the IR35 rules and how to best avoid them.

2010 is set to be significant year for the respective banking industries of many countries around the world. In the UK customers look set to find the best savings deals, and banks are predicted to ma

The news media are pumping the Americans with rosy news about the US economic recovery that is on the way. However, this great deceit will cause too many financial victims to fall as it is highly unlikely that the US economy will recover at all. This article shows you why.

Whether or not it is the best strategy for saving money, many people do rely on their tax withholding as a kind of...

Signed by President Barack Obama on November 6, 2009, the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARRA) is popularly known as part of...

It has become something of a Christmas tradition in the UK, we wake up early on the 26th December and head to town with our spending money and vouchers on a mission to find bargains in the January Sal

Amidst re-branding moves and January sales, new consumer research is showing that banks should really be focusing on how they can rebuild trust between themselves and the UK public before keeping up a

2009 was a year weary of recession with savings rates reaching historic lows and prospective savers needing to shop around and/or parting with their money for some time in order to benefit from the be

As the global economy gradually continues to climb out of recession, foreign and offshore banks are proving an increasingly tempting option to prospective UK savers who are eager to get the most from