Autumn Statement

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has announced a cut in National Insurance and investment tax relief for businesses.

Key points for the health and care workforce · The main rate of employee National Insurance contributions will be cut from 12 to 10 per cent, with legislation ...

National Insurance has been cut, the living wage will rise and that 'full expensing' tax cut is now permanent.

The Council's Medium Term Financial Strategy, designed to ensure the Council meets future financial challenges and produces a robust budget, covers a four year ...

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has promised 110 different measures to help grow the British economy and boost business investment by £20bn a year.

The Chancellor of the Exchequer presented his Autumn Statement to Parliament on Wednesday 22 November 2023. Distributional Analysis.

The government sought to sail the statement on a breeze of rhetoric about tax cuts, from the prime minister down. And, yes, they were flagged prominently and ...

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has announced a range of new tax cuts, benefits and savings measures in his Autumn Statement. But what does it mean for your money?

Resolution Foundation says top fifth to get £1000 – five times poorest 20%, compounding '20 years of pay stagnation'

The chancellor insists his statement was not "crowd-pleasing" and denies being dishonest about tax.

Deputy First Minister responds to announcements from Chancellor. The Autumn Statement delivered the 'worst case scenario' for Scotland's finances and failed to ...

Chancellor unveils 2p national insurance cut but thinktanks warn next government faces fresh round of austerity.

Higher inflation has boosted tax revenues. Rather than compensate public services, or bank the spoils, the Chancellor decided to cut taxes.

The chancellor's plans have fuelled talk of an early poll, our political editor Chris Mason writes.