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Following Jeremy Hunt’s Autumn Statement speech last November, relying on freezes to tax allowances and bands to raise future tax revenue, this March the Chancellor and the Prime Minister will be keen to demonstrate that they are more than caretakers in their roles until the next General Election.
The Chancellor has said that the economic plan will be based on four ‘E’ pillars of Enterprise, Education, Employment and Everywhere. He has also stated the Government’s long-term ambition is for the UK to have “the most competitive tax regime of any major country.”
The Budget is expected to provide an insight into the path ahead for business and personal taxes, along with a vision for innovation and R&D strategy and measures aimed at reducing labour market inactivity and boosting economic growth.
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