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March UK Budget and May elections present Scottish Parliament with spring headache

March UK Budget and May elections present Scottish Parliament with spring headache

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CIOT shares MPs’ alarm about unscrutinised tax reliefs

CIOT shares MPs’ alarm about unscrutinised tax reliefs

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"Highways and transportation infrastructure provide a vital network for all our communities"

CIHT welcomes an infrastructure budget

Highways & transportation investment set to drive the economy CIHT today welcomes the investment commitments outlined by the Chancellor of the Exchequer in highways and transportation in today’s budget.

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"Employees will face the lower charge from their April pay packets"

Upsides and downsides to raising threshold at which National Insurance Contributions are paid

Today’s Budget confirmed that the annual threshold at which people pay Class 1 primary and Class 4 National Insurance Contributions (NIC) will increase to £9,500 from 6 April 2020 (up from the current level of £8,632)

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"Taxpayers across the UK will benefit from the chancellor’s planned reductions in National Insurance"

Chartered Institute of Taxation comment on UK Budget

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"Scotland’s budget process has potentially become the latest victim of Britain’s Brexit impasse."

UK Budget delay a threat to devolved tax scrutiny

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"Budget 2018 contains fewer tax changes than in most recent Budgets"

CIOT assessment for Treasury Committee: Still too many Budget surprises

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"We need to make sure that these changes don’t leave low-paid workers in the lurch."

IR35 small business exemption welcome but what about the workers?

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"Although today’s measures in relation to universal credit are welcome, far bigger changes are needed"

Chancellor announces changes to universal credit – do they go far enough?

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"These will often be from taxpayers who have not registered for self-assessment before sending their tax return to HMRC."

Voluntary tax returns – taxpayer rights safeguarded

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"Deferring this extension until 2020 will provide businesses with time to implement the changes"

Delay in introducing changes to the off-payroll worker rules in the private sector welcome but real challenges remain

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"Those earning under the current personal allowance of £11,850 will see no gain from this change."

Personal allowance increase does little for those on lowest income

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"We suspect that identifying and allocating these revenues will be problematic and may lead to companies disputing how much tax is due."

Go-It-Alone Digital Services Tax is second-best solution, say tax experts

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"Today’s announcements highlight the practical difficulties of having control over some – but not all – aspects of the income tax regime."

Hammond’s budget highlights differences for Scottish taxpayers

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“It is clear that this Government still has its head in the sand over the crisis it has created in education"

Budget adds insult to injury for schools

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Campaigners press government for action on pension tax relief

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"The party deserves credit for finally biting the bullet"

Tax rate changes are a smart move by the SNP

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CIOB responds to Chancellor’s 2017 Budget

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Chancellor fails to grasp the nettle over crisis in teaching

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