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Thousands more UK workers are being treated as employees
The tax breaks aren’t as generous or easy to access as they look
Majority of tax paid went to capital gains on the UK prime minister’s blind trust
Radical overhaul would address regional inequalities, says George Osborne’s Northern Powerhouse Partnership
Experts say party made an error in a calculation about the impact of scrapping the lifetime allowance
Changing tax rules and the collapse of SVB have made this a stressful week for venture capital trust fund managers
Changes will make it harder for investors to overlook reporting requirements
He Figured Out This One Simple Trick… . . HMRC HATES him!
FT Money’s analysis of chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s surprise Budget announcement
Proposals would have removed what some see as an unfair advantage over other institutional investors
Opposition party accuses chancellor of having the wrong priorities amid the cost of living crisis
Changes to tax allowances simplify retirement saving, say industry experts
Income thresholds have been frozen since 2021
Government plans to double prison sentences
Theatres, orchestras and museums welcome two-year extension of help for pandemic recovery
Chancellor’s aspiration to make incentive permanent only carries weight if it wins bipartisan support
Chancellor’s surprise move is intended to encourage older workers back to work
Jeremy Hunt announces £9bn a year of ‘full expensing’ until 2026
Moves to boost tax breaks on pensions, ease childcare costs and support household energy bills
Expected relaxation of tax limits aims to help doctors but may create issues during a cost of living crisis
Analyst warns chancellor’s Budget moves aimed at encouraging doctors back to work risks making ‘other rich people richer’
Chancellor will use his Budget to tackle cost of living crisis and persuade companies to invest more
Payouts should be treated as income rather than capital gains to tackle carried interest ‘loophole’, analysis argues
With each budget, the chancellor shuffles taxes and tries to pull a rabbit out of a hat. This is no way to run an economy
Higher-rate taxpayers in more danger of breaching tax-free allowances
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