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Jun 14, 2024 · Energy Profits Levy: Labour plans to increase the Energy Profits Levy (the so-called 'windfall tax') on oil and gas companies by 3%, leading to an effective tax rate for companies within this sector of 78%.
Jul 5, 2024 · A quick guide to the key personal and corporate tax policies of the new Labour government following the 4 July 2024 general election, as outlined in the manifesto of Labour.
Oct 16, 2024 · in News. The Labour government is rumoured to be considering slashing the maximum tax-free cash that pension savers can take from their pots. The popular pensions perk allows savers to withdraw...
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Jul 5, 2024 · We have distilled the Labour party’s tax pledges (and some rumours) into a handy summary table followed by an overview of the policies so that you can review what the new government plans for tax and other business matters.
- Tax Plan
- Cost of Living
- Capital,People,Ideas
- Sharing Growth
My vision for a lower tax economy
As part of Spring Statement 2022 I set out the government’s Tax Plan. This three-part plan to strengthen our economy covers the remainder of the Parliament. It will help families with the cost of living, it will support growth in the economy, and it will ensure the proceeds of growth are shared fairly. Spring Statement 2022 enacts the first part of the plan, with tax cuts on incomes and energy to help families with the cost of living. Fuel duty on petrol and diesel has been cut by 5p per litr...
Helping families with the cost of living
Although the economy continues to recover strongly from coronavirus, global factors – such as supply chain issues and Putin’s invasion of Ukraine – are pushing up prices. We’ve already provided significant support with the cost of living, including: 1. raising the National Living Wage to £9.50 an hour from April 2022 – an increase of over £1,000 a year for a full-time worker 2. changing Universal Credit so that 1.7 million households will keep, on average, an extra £1,000 a year 3. providing...
Creating the conditions for Private Sector led growth
To ensure the UK’s continued success we need to boost growth and productivity. Our focus should be on three key areas: capital, people, ideas. This is the second part of our Tax Plan.
Capital
The UK has a long-standing issue with productivity and one of the key underlying causes is a lack of capital investment. Our companies invest just 10% of GDP each year, compared with 14% in our competitor countries – our tax system doesn’t reward investment as much as other countries do. The government is investing £600 billion over the next five years. We want businesses to invest more too.
People
Workers and the skills they bring are vital to businesses. That’s why we also need to encourage businesses to invest in training. Just 18% of 25-64 year olds hold a vocational qualification, a third lower than the OECD average. UK companies spend less than half the European average on training their employees.The government is increasing skills funding significantly over the Parliament. We want businesses to do the same.
Letting people keep more of what they earn
Success for the economy should mean success for everyone. That is why we want to go further with the third part of our Tax Plan – ensuring the proceeds of our growing economy are shared fairly. We will cut the basic rate of income tax from 20% to 19% from April 2024. We will do this in a responsible and affordable way, while continuing to meet our fiscal rules. This is a bold commitment. It is both an expression of the government’s values and a significant step in supporting people’s financia...
Cutting income tax
The government will cut the basic rate of income tax from 20% to 19% from 2024. This will: 1. reduce tax for over 30 million workers, pensioners and savers 2. be the first cut to the basic rate of income tax in 16 years 3. make the average taxpayer £175 a year better off This is a tax break worth over £5 billion a year. The Scottish government will receive their share of funding, which they can use to cut taxes or raise spending.
Mar 7, 2024 · A panel of BBC experts helps explain what it means for your finances: My state pension increase takes me over the basic personal allowance for tax purposes, which means that I now have to pay ...
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What is the new Health and Social Care Levy? It's a new tax that has been introduced to plug a funding gap that has arisen due to 3 main reasons: NHS backlog – initially, the additional funding will be directed to the NHS, to fund the significant backlog that has arisen due to the Covid pandemic. Ever growing demands on health and social care.
