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16 Oct 2019
Figures published by HMRC have revealed that the total number of claims for R&D tax credits has increased by 20%.
15 Oct 2019
On 14 October, the UK government laid out its policies on trade, crime, the environment and Brexit in the Queen's Speech.
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Our summary of the key announcements from the Chancellor's latest Budget .
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