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Next year will see a cut in the corporate income tax (CIT) from 27 per cent to 19 per cent, and the introduction of a flat, 19 per cent personal income tax (PIT) rate for small-business owners, instead of the...
#bank#CIT#insolvency
Tax incentives, such as Business Expansion Schemes (BES), provide much-needed funding for start-up businesses in this country, and should not…
The Czech Republic is on target to attract foreign direct investment (FDI) amounting to some US$4 billion (CZK 110 billion)…
The Bank of England gave the housing market time to respond to November's interest rate rise by leaving rates at…
The World Bank will lend Ukraine $30 million for the first stage of its private sector development program in the…
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An amendment passed by the Czech parliament will cut corporate income tax from 31 % to 24 % by the…
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ISME, the Independent Business Organisation, is disappointed that the Budget contains very little with respect to the promotion of enterprise,…
#Paid#risk#small businesses
The European Commission, the supreme executive body of the European Union, is ready to support small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs)…
Finnish exports made an upwards turn in September after a six-month period of dormancy and decline. According to monthly figures…
#exports#trade
Electronic signatures will carry the same legal weight as written ones, when a new law comes into force in 2005.…
#digital#e-commerce#security
The Portuguese parliament has approved the government’s Budget Bill for 2004 that slashes corporate taxes amid growing economic instability. The…
#Boost#exports#GDP
Small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) have come through three years of global investment slump relatively unscathed, closing the profitability gap…
#bank#cash-flow#economic outlook
The Czech business environment is increasingly confusing, corruption among government clerks is growing and the work of the courts is…
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