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This series brings together all documents relating to the basic bank account data reported to the Treasury by the nine banks designated to provide basic bank accounts.
How to apply for a full or partial completion certificate after building work on a higher-risk building has been completed.
Late commercial payments - interest and debt recovery costs you can charge businesses for late payments
You can claim interest and debt recovery costs if another business is late…
The interest you can charge if another business is late paying for goods…
You can also charge a business a fixed sum for the cost of recovering a…
The Bank of England is the central bank of the United Kingdom. Bank of England works with the Treasury Solicitor’s Department .
The Secretary of State has appointed Michael Eldridge, Lorna Parker, Justine Simons, and Ruth Willmott as Trustees of The Royal Parks Board for a term of four years.
The CMA investigated the supply of personal current accounts (PCAs) and of banking services to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).
UK banks agree £11 billion lending packages to support small business growth, particularly for small and mid-sized enterprises.
Guidance for UK companies on winning business from international aid and development projects.
BBB works with the Department for Business and Trade .
Find out how to complete and submit a return using the HMRC spreadsheet or electronic flat text file (EFTF).
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