Entries in 'breaks' (28)

OPINION: A slightly longer wait for tax breaks can't hurt

OPINION: A slightly longer wait for tax breaks can't hurt

This long and at times painful hardware generation – it will be eight years since the 360 unveiling when we see the Next Xbox in three weeks – is matched ...

Michael French
by Michael French
on May 3rd 2013 at 10:38AM in News
Tories launch video games tax breaks microsite

Tories launch video games tax breaks microsite

The Conservative Party has launched a microsite explaining the reasons why it believes the UK video games industry is worthy of a tax break.

Ben Parfitt
by Ben Parfitt
on Jan 2nd 2013 at 1:06PM in News
UKIE rallies around tax breaks for developers

UKIE rallies around tax breaks for developers

UK trade body UKIE has called on the games industry for input for a collective response to the government's new period of consultation on tax breaks policy.

Will Freeman
by Will Freeman
on Jun 19th 2012 at 11:18AM in News
INTERVIEW: Ed Vaizey, MP

INTERVIEW: Ed Vaizey, MP

Tax breaks for games made in the UK are back on the agenda. So MCV spoke to Ed Vaizey, minister for the department of culture, media and sport, to find out ...

Michael French
by Michael French
on Mar 29th 2012 at 10:51AM in News

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UK video game tax breaks are back on the agenda

UK video game tax breaks are back on the agenda

The UK government has declared its intention to establish a nationwide game tax break policy, in a dramatic manoeuvre that leaves the British sector in shock and jubilation.

Rob Crossley
by Rob Crossley
on Mar 21st 2012 at 1:05PM in News
US employees sue GameStop

US employees sue GameStop

Legal action has been launched against retailer GameStop in the US concerning its use of mandatory security checks on employees.

Ben Parfitt
by Ben Parfitt
on Nov 23rd 2011 at 9:46AM in News
Tax breaks hopes fade

Tax breaks hopes fade

The culture minister, Ed Vaizey, has claimed his department will resist calls for game tax breaks in what he calls a “three or four year hiatus”.

Ben Parfitt
by Ben Parfitt
on Dec 3rd 2010 at 11:34AM in News
Cameron explains game tax break snub

Cameron explains game tax break snub

Yesterday the Prime Minister once again faced the question of why he, and his government, chose to go back on promises made in the run up to the election.

Ben Parfitt
by Ben Parfitt
on Oct 28th 2010 at 10:43AM in News

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Game tax breaks scrapped

Game tax breaks scrapped

The new UK coalition Government WILL NOT implement tax breaks for games production Chancellor George Osborne confirmed today.

Ben Parfitt
by Ben Parfitt
on Jun 22nd 2010 at 2:28PM in News
MW2 Stimulus Pack breaks PSN records

MW2 Stimulus Pack breaks PSN records

The Modern Warfare 2 Stimulus Package DLC has set two new download records on PSN, developer Infinity Ward has revealed.

Dominic Sacco
by Dominic Sacco
on May 19th 2010 at 5:44PM in News
Hung parliament could aid the industry

Hung parliament could aid the industry

TIGA CEO Richard Wilson has told Develop that he believes a Hung Parliament, now confirmed as the result of yesterday’s election, “may well work in the favour” of the UK ...

Dominic Sacco
by Dominic Sacco
on May 7th 2010 at 2:11PM in News
Tories 'have abandoned game tax breaks’

Tories 'have abandoned game tax breaks’

The Conservative Party has abandoned plans to introduce game development tax breaks, a Labour MP insists.

Ben Parfitt
by Ben Parfitt
on Apr 26th 2010 at 3:29PM in News

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Darling: I value games industry’s passion

Darling: I value games industry’s passion

Chancellor Alistair Darling has personally endorsed the game industry as a “creative force” that deserves, and needs, support in Westminster.

Ben Parfitt
by Ben Parfitt
on Apr 21st 2010 at 2:20PM in News
Tories' game tax plan coming ‘next week’

Tories' game tax plan coming ‘next week’

The Conservatives will next week publish a ‘mini-manifesto’ for the game industry that will outline tax breaks and more, the party has told Develop.

Ben Parfitt
by Ben Parfitt
on Apr 13th 2010 at 5:45PM in News
No game tax breaks in Tory manifesto

No game tax breaks in Tory manifesto

The Conservative Party has failed to cite game development tax breaks in its 131-page policy manifesto, raising suspicion that the party is no longer backing a tax-specific state support package ...

Ben Parfitt
by Ben Parfitt
on Apr 13th 2010 at 2:40PM in News
Let's prove Government right

Let's prove Government right

Alistair Darling’s  Budget was a landmark moment for the games industry – but UK studios most show they are worth the £90m invested in them.

Ben Parfitt
by Ben Parfitt
on Apr 2nd 2010 at 11:00AM in News

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Tories: We’ll offer tax breaks in first term

Tories: We’ll offer tax breaks in first term

The Conservative Party says it will introduce game development tax breaks in its first budget if elected to form a Government, Develop can reveal.

The party’s spokesperson for the game ...

Ben Parfitt
by Ben Parfitt
on Mar 30th 2010 at 11:45AM in News
Tax breaks trend on Twitter

Tax breaks trend on Twitter

Bringing a bit of light relief to the heavy subject of tax, Chancellor Alistair Darling’s move to offer tax relief to some UK games developers has sparked interest amongst the ...

Ben Parfitt
by Ben Parfitt
on Mar 25th 2010 at 2:05PM in News
Tax breaks ‘will create 3500 new UK jobs’

Tax breaks ‘will create 3500 new UK jobs’

New measures to introduce game development tax breaks will give Britain 3,550 graduate-level jobs.

Ben Parfitt
by Ben Parfitt
on Mar 25th 2010 at 1:11PM in News
Livingstone: Tax breaks will create new jobs

Livingstone: Tax breaks will create new jobs

Though we’re yet to learn the specifics of how exactly the government’s promised video games tax breaks will take shape, Eidos life president Ian Livingstone has praised Chancellor Darling’s decision ...

Ben Parfitt
by Ben Parfitt
on Mar 25th 2010 at 9:38AM in News
UK "will remain a development leader"

UK "will remain a development leader"

The UK government has issued a statement regarding its pivotal decision to incorporate a tax break system into the UK game industry.

Ben Parfitt
by Ben Parfitt
on Mar 24th 2010 at 5:29PM in News
DCMS reveals tax break details

DCMS reveals tax break details

The UK Department for Culture, Media and Sport has revealed to Develop more details on Labour’s plan for game development tax breaks.

Ben Parfitt
by Ben Parfitt
on Mar 24th 2010 at 4:04PM in News
UK tax breaks – ELSPA responds

UK tax breaks – ELSPA responds

The importance of the UK video games industry is at last being recognised – that’s the conclusion of trade body ELSPA in light of the Government's pledge to support the ...

Ben Parfitt
by Ben Parfitt
on Mar 24th 2010 at 3:51PM in News
Tax breaks for UK games devs at last

Tax breaks for UK games devs at last

The last Budget of the current Government will provide tax help for the UK games industry, Chancellor Alistair Darling has said.

Ben Parfitt
by Ben Parfitt
on Mar 24th 2010 at 1:32PM in News