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Alliotts Focus – Spring 2021
In this edition of Alliotts Focus we look at; Further budget support for business, untangling VAT, Capital allowances boost, Child benefit trap
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Spring Budget 2024
In what was widely expected to be Mr Hunt’s final Budget ahead of an election, speculation in the final run up focused on the trade-offs that might be required around cutting taxes and meeting both fiscal rules and spending commitments. Ultimately the Chancellor had it both ways, with some headline grabbing measures aimed at easing the tax burden on earners and families, while also introducing some tax increases to cover their costs.