Spring Budget 2020 – Biggest spending spree for 28 years
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“As we deal with coronavirus, this is a Budget that provides security today but it is also a plan for prosperity tomorrow.” Chancellor, Rishi Sunak
“Getting it done” is the soundbite Chancellor Rishi Sunak clearly wanted us to take away from his debut Budget speech, but “giving it away” might be more accurate.
The Government’s substantial majority gave Sunak carte blanche to overhaul taxes but, in the end, there were relatively few substantial changes.
Please note our Budget report has brought together the key announcements and expert assessment, however please be aware that this is for information only, and you should contact us before making any decision to act.
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