IMF lauds Brown's 'strong and stable' economy
Press Review 22 December 2004
The International Monetary Fund said yesterday that Britain's economy is strong and stable.
John McFall MP - chairman of the Treasury select committee
Interview 21 December 2004
The senior Labour backbencher tells ePolitix.com why Christmas shoppers should beware, why he believes the chancellor is a good European and why he supports the government's G8 priorities.
Treasury set for freedom of information reform
Press Review 20 December 2004
The treasury is changing the way it drafts papers and gives advice to ministers in the run-up to the implementation of the Freedom of Information Act next month.
Treasury ranks business schools
Press Review 20 December 2004
The treasury has this month published on its website a list of what it considers to be the world's 50 top business schools, ranking Harvard Business School in America number one.
Merger to establish new tax agency
News Article 23 November 2004
Legislation has been promised to merge the Inland Revenue with HM Customs and Excise.
Lib Dems probe tax credit overpayments
Press Review 5 November 2004
The Liberal Democrats have written to the Treasury demanding answers about the number of routine payment errors.
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Brown's economic record under fire
News Article 16 July 2004
Gordon Brown's record on the economy has been called into question by a leading think tank.
No10 set for economic unit
Press Review 7 July 2004
Tony Blair is considering a proposal for an economics department in Downing Street.
Balls quits Treasury as Labour selection confirmed
News Article 1 July 2004
The chancellor has lost his most trusted adviser after Ed Balls was selected as a Labour parliamentary candidate.
Business Services Association: Welcome
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Brown blamed for fall in new firms
Press Review 21 May 2004
New data has revealed a 20 per cent drop in the number of new companies being formed.
Balls admits to 'over-centralisation'
Press Review 20 May 2004
Gordon Brown's closest adviser yesterday admitted the government had been guilty of over-centralisation.
Treasury inflates information charges
Press Review 18 May 2004
The Treasury has been accused of effectively sabotaging the Freedom of Information Act by charging prohibitive fees to find documents.
