Corporate or corporation tax is a percentage of a company’s profits that it pays to the government. It is a major source of the cash that states and countries use to fund education, social services, defense, emergency units and much more. However, corporate tax rates vary widely around the world and even within countries. For […]
There are 5.5 million businesses in the UK, and 5.45 million of them have fewer than 50 employees. These small businesses are an economic and cultural asset to the country. But they have faced a tough few years with the double blow of Covid and Brexit disrupting supply chains and adding economic and administrative obstacles […]
People played a lot of games in 2020. Stuck at home, Animal Crossing was our Shakespeare in the round. With cinemas shut, Black Ops Cold War was our No Time To Die. Incredibly, the sofa + webcam option also led to plenty of big gaming mergers and acquisitions (M&A). Perhaps it felt like a game […]
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