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Autumn Statement's impact on benefits

By Robert Crawford2014-12-04T12:05:00+00:00

London Government

Chancellor George Osborne gave his Autumn Statement on 3 December 2014. There were several changes impacting employee benefits.

Chancellor confirms plans to scrap pensions death tax

Government to go ahead with OTS benefits simplification reforms

Personal tax allowance to rise to £10,600

Higher-rate tax threshold to rise

Isa tax advantages extended to partners

Fuel duty to remain frozen

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Tax and legislation

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