Update to Mini Budget October 2022
In an update to the mini budget, the Chancellor has cancelled his plans to abolish the higher 45% rate of Income Tax. We have update our Mini Budget Summary Report to reflect this.
In an update to the mini budget, the Chancellor has cancelled his plans to abolish the higher 45% rate of Income Tax. We have update our Mini Budget Summary Report to reflect this.
The Chancellor has announced the Government’s growth plan and the tax measures that are included within it, in his mini budget. Here are the headlines.
Reminiscing about the 1950’s? We are looking back at the Budget, the economic outlook and the Queen’s first speech in 1952. There are some marked similarities.
A summary of the Spring Statement 2022 and a round up of the significant measures announced in the two 2021 Budgets that may impact your finances.
In his Spring Statement, Mr Sunak announced a 5p cut in fuel duty, an alignment of NI thresholds with personal tax allowance from July 2022, and promised a 1p cut in income tax, but not until April 2024.
What to expect from the Chancellor’s Spring Statement? A delay to NI increases or an increase in the NI threshold, uprating Universal Credit, cuts to VAT or energy levies on household fuel bills, a cut in fuel duty?