G7 Summit could drive tax reforms
It is being suggested that the G7 Summit taking place in Carbis Bay, Cornwall could see agreement on tax reforms...
LEGAL/LEGISLATION
Amazon wins its EU tax appeal
News has come that Amazon has won its court fight against the EU over allegations that its company had received...
Customers are concerned about online payment changes
Retailers say that imminent enforcement of the strong customer authentication (SCA) online payments regulation is the least of their post-pandemic...
Former Post Office CEO Paula Vennells quits boards of Morrisons and Dunelm
Former Post Office chief executive Paula Vennells (pictured) who was in charge during its appalling treatment of sub-postmasters has resigned...
Primark to repay furlough monies despite sales drop
Primark's half year sales fell by 41 per cent to £2.23bn with profits down by 90 per cent to £43m....
Bounce Back Loan fraud fears lower than anticipated
Bounce Back Loan Scheme (BBLS) fraud, where companies apply for multiple government-backed loans to exceed lending caps, could be far...
England’s shops to reopen on 12 April
The next stage of lockdown easing will take place on 12 April as planned, with non-essential retail, outdoor hospitality, gyms...
Nearly half of UK retailers wrongly think PSD2 does not affect them
A significant proportion of UK retailers are risking fines and reputational damage by not adhering to PSD2 regulation from the...
Government unveils £56m high street fund
Communities Secretary Robert Jenrick has outlined plans for a new £56 million Welcome Back investment Fund for English high streets...
No decision on online sale tax until the Autumn
It’s been widely reported that Chancellor Rishi Sunak won’t be making any decision on the potential introduction of an online...
