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28/06/2010
Commentary On The UK Budget From Moore Stephens Isle Of Man
Douglas, ISLE OF MAN - The latest UK budget has now been released and not surprisingly it has some potential ramifications for offshore jurisdictions such as the Isle of Man.
Spending cuts rather than tax rises will be the UK government's favoured means of addressing the deficit, with around 77% of the deficit reduction anticipated to come from cuts in spending
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