Today the focus is firmly on the revenue the Government gets from business. It's not getting enough, according to a report in The Guardian, but maybe we all need to start scamming VAT in order to be able to afford the new petrol prices (note to lawyers: this is not a serious suggestion that people should start underpaying their VAT).
The Daily Telegraph is among the papers commenting on the increase in US interest rates, which will push the dollar up and therefore be good news for exporters but bad news for importers. An interesting story in the same paper we didn't mention on Monday was about difficulties in recruiting non-executive directors - it's now a couple of days old but worth a read.
The Times reports on most of those stories as well as finding a little wrinkle about pension schemes. The Independent notes an increase in the buy to let market, and carries a column on what Gordon Brown is likely to do to employment law assuming he becomes Prime Minister.
And in case you thought it had gone away, the Financial Times put a piece up late yesterday evening warning London businesses of the dangers of another terrorist attack.
