Treasury to give UK “world-class creative tax breaks”

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Treasury to give UK “world-class creative tax breaks”

Matthew Gilleard
June 21 2012
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The UK Treasury has released plans to give the country’s creative industries tax reliefs that it describes as “among the most generous in the world”. The move has been welcomed by industry groups and the tax director of a leading hi-tech multinational.

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