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As seen in: Information Age, SmallBusiness.co.uk, Bangor Daily News, Mondaq, loveMONEY, GrowthBusiness, Daily Star News Today, Leathes Prior, Bahamas Entertainment Daily
Journalist who loves cycling and eating bowls of melted chocolate. Reporter at SmallBusiness.co.uk.
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The Autumn Budget: SDLT Rates

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By Anna Jordan Verified
| Leathes Prior
Last Wednesday (30 October 2024), Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rachel Reeves delivered the first Labour budget in 14 years. While the budget brought with it a number of surprises, for us in Residential Property, the most crucial of those was the increase in Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) rates on additional dwellings from 3% to 5% - effective as of the very next day (31 October 2024).
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New Rules For Ethical Behaviour And SMEs In Australian Government Procurements

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By Anna Jordan Verified
| Mondaq
New Commonwealth Procurement Rules take effect on 1 July 2024. Good news for SMEs, with an expanded SME exemption and increased contract quotas. Businesses contracting or seeking to engage with the Australian Government should familiarise themselves with the refreshed CPRs and the new Commonwealth Supplier Code of Conduct. The Australian Government's Commonwealth Procurement Rules (CPRs) are going through another refresh.
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The Bahamas - Small Business UK

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By Anna Jordan Verified
| Bahamas Entertainment Daily
You’ve probably seen or read about The Bahamas and their glorious pink sands with swimming swines doing some piggy paddle at the beaches (pictured). The Bahamas is also known for rake n’ scrape music, which is traditional Bahamian folk music played on improvised musical instruments such as ripsaws.
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