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	<title>UK hotel performance steady despite UK economic gloom</title>
	<description>Despite current economic concerns, hoteliers across the UK reported steady levels of growth in May, according to preliminary monthly figures released today by PKF Hotel Consultancy Services. </description>
	<pubDate>06/26/2008 </pubDate>
	<category>Hotel monthly press release</category>
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	<title>VAT makes for a lot of unhappy campers</title>
	<description>A recent ruling from the UK VAT Tribunal means that it won&#8217;t just be the wet English summer that upsets campers this year. The Camping and Caravanning Club has been refused VAT exemption on its membership fees by HMRC on the grounds that camping does not necessarily make a camper &#8216;a better person&#8217;.</description>
	<pubDate>06/05/2008 </pubDate>
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	<title>PKF launches seventh annual survey to explore charities' appetite for risk</title>
	<description> PKF Accountants and business advisers and the Charity Finance Directors&#8217; Group (CFDG) have today launched their seventh annual charity survey to find out more about the sector&#8217;s appetite for risk. 

Charities are invited to participate either online at www.pkf.co.uk/charitiessurvey or by contacting Denny Coote on 020 7065 0140 or email to denny.coote@uk.pkf.com for a hard copy of the questionnaire.</description>
	<pubDate>06/03/2008 </pubDate>
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	<title>Buoyant April for UK hoteliers</title>
	<description>UK hoteliers&#8217; recorded robust levels of growth in April with both occupancy and room rate consistently high across the country, according to preliminary monthly figures released today by PKF Hotel Consultancy Services. In contrast to March, where the early Easter break meant a decline in business travellers compared to 2007, it was the 2007 Easter break which meant the figures for April 2008 were so buoyant. </description>
	<pubDate>05/28/2008 </pubDate>
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	<title>Good news for charities constructing new buildings</title>
	<description>Two recent rulings by the UK VAT tribunal mean that any charity which has been refused zero rating for new buildings in the past should consider whether to renew their claim, say VAT experts at PKF.</description>
	<pubDate>05/23/2008 </pubDate>
	<category>Not for profit</category>
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	<title>&#8216;Non-Dom&#8217; own goal creates headache for tax authorities</title>
	<description>The ability of HM Revenue and Customs to cope with the consequences of the new non-domicile legislation in the Budget has been questioned by tax experts at accountants PKF who say the move could cause administrative chaos.</description>
	<pubDate>05/20/2008 </pubDate>
	<category>Press release</category>
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	<title>Treasury U-turn adds to red tape burden</title>
	<description>Accountancy firm PKF is warning that the Chancellor&#8217;s announcement of increased tax allowances and changes to the basic rate band will cause more paperwork for employers who are already struggling to deal with changes to the PAYE system.</description>
	<pubDate>05/14/2008 </pubDate>
	<category>Hotel monthly press release</category>
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	<title>Super Aguri Formula 1 Team &#8211; In administration</title>
	<description>Corporate Recovery Partners Philip Long, Ian Gould and Brian Hamblin from PKF were yesterday evening appointed joint administrators to the Super Aguri Formula 1 Team.

The joint administrators are seeking to sell the business as an on-going concern to a company or individual looking to launch a Formula 1 or other motor sport operation.  Several expressions of interest have already been received.</description>
	<pubDate>05/07/2008 </pubDate>
	<category>Press release</category>
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	<title>PKF appoints Director of VAT</title>
	<description>PKF has appointed Deborah Jennings as a Director of VAT.  She joins from Grant Thornton where she was a Senior VAT Manager in the National Charity Team. </description>
	<pubDate>05/05/2008 </pubDate>
	<category>Press release</category>
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	<title>Company Administrations Rocket</title>
	<description>The latest statistics from The Insolvency Service reveal that the number of companies being forced into either Administration or Receivership by their creditors has rocketed.

Insolvency experts at PKF point out that the Government figures for the first quarter of 2008 show that the number of Administrations rose to 858, 54.0% higher than the previous quarter and 22.7% above the same period in 2007.  The number is the second highest quarterly figure since the Enterprise Act of 2002 changed the rules governing Administrations.</description>
	<pubDate>05/02/2008 </pubDate>
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