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We pay enough tax already, say UK banks in last-ditch effort to avert a Budget raid

Daily Mail 1 min read 7 hours ago

Chancellor John Healey is widely expected to increase the surcharge that banks pay on corporation tax in a move that could raise £2bn.
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