Insolvency expert Rachel Grant shares her top 10 tips for business survival.

Scotland's centre for architecture and design is given extra funding to cope with cash flow problems.

A former school bursar has been jailed for 18 months for stealing £85,000 over seven years.

As long expected, HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has announced details of its latest trawl for hidden offshore bank accounts, to be launched next year.

Times are hard in the aviation industry, so the Chancellor's foray into taxes on air travel was bound to be controversial.

Budget airline Ryanair is to pull all its services from Blackpool Airport in a protest over a £10 passenger fee.

Six cancer patients whose sperm samples were destroyed when a hospital freezer broke down are claiming personal injury damages from North Bristol NHS Trust.

On Sunday 30 November, BBC Parliament marks two 50th anniversaries: of the creation of life peers, and of the first ever broadcast of the state opening of Parliament.

Passengers travelling from Blackpool Airport will soon be able to park at the terminal for free - but a £10 charge to fly out will be imposed.

What happened to the 2000 proposal to bring in a Britdisc so foreign hauliers would have to pay some road tax?

Simple tax advice for small businesses in the credit crunch

An expert outlines what to consider when choosing an executor for your will.

This is an annual payment from the party in government to the other parties in the Commons in order to help them with the costs incurred in performing their parliamentary functions.

Every year thousands of people are buried not by their loved ones, but by their local council - often because they have no known family to make the arrangements. Who attends these funerals and how are they organised?

Why economic problems must not derail progress on the Millennium Development Goals, which the UN assesses this week.

Plymouth Argyle chairman Paul Stapleton defends the club's transfer policy after a year when many of the club's top stars have been sold.

An expert outlines a new form of annuity for people wanting a more flexible retirement income.

Stamp duty will be payable from £175,000 instead of £125,000 for the next year, in an effort to boost the housing market.

Buildings are being knocked down as businesses seek to avoid tax on empty properties, a government regeneration chief warns.

An expert explains how to save tax if you have to move home, but choose let it out rather than sell.