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Spring Statement 2019

Chancellor Philip Hammond’s second Spring Statement was delivered against a backdrop of political turmoil, following the voting down of Prime Minister Theresa May’s Brexit withdrawal deal. Despite describing the economy as ‘remarkably robust’, the Chancellor offered a clear warning on the potential impact of a no-deal scenario.

Chancellor delivers Spring Statement amid ‘cloud of uncertainty’
Measures announced
Looking ahead
Income tax
Making Tax Digital (MTD)
Changes to Entrepreneurs’ Relief
Other key changes for 2019/20
Considering capital allowances
What they said…

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Spring Statement 2019

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Spring Statement 2019