Whisper it, debt tax relief is up for debate

Sources close to Number 10 Downing Street, the UK prime minister’s office, have raised the possibility of the UK government reducing or even abolishing the tax-deductibility of corporate interest payments

Sources close to Number 10 Downing Street, the UK prime minister’s office, have raised the possibility of the UK government reducing or even abolishing the tax-deductibility of corporate interest payments.

Debate over the issue has been rising; it has been raised twice this year already, but any such changes would need to have international coordination.

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