2022 Mini-Budget
Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng’s mini budget seems like a major give away.
However, corporation tax, annual investment allowance, diverted profits tax, national insurance rates and dividend rates will remain the same as they were in April 2022 before the cost of living crisis began. In our mini budget summary we provide an overview of all these changes.
Liz Truss’s Government is not ashamed of the mini budget benefiting the wealthier members of our society as it is clearly implementing a trickle-down economics policy on a scale last seen in the Thatcher era. However it is hoped that Liz Truss’s Government has more announcements that will help to improve these services.
But, we are left wondering if the alcohol duties are being kept the same to enable us to drown our sorrows…
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