Find out how key announcements in Chancellor George Osborne’s Budget will affect benefits:
Budget 2012: Clamp down on pensions contributions via flexible benefits plans paid to family members
Budget 2012: Government to introduce single-tier state pension
Budget 2012: State pension age to be linked with longevity
Budget 2012: Review to be held on differentiated regional public sector pay
Budget 2012: Government consultation on integrating income tax and NI due in April
Budget 2012: Delay to auto-enrolment staging dates to save government £380m
Budget 2012: Changes to qualifying recognised overseas pension schemes (Qrops)
Budget 2012: Contracting out of defined contribution pension schemes
Budget 2012: Armed forced to receive £100m housing boos
Budget 2012: Tax reliefs capped at 25% of income for high earners
Budget 2012: Changes to capital allowances for company cars
Budget 2012: 50p tax rate to be reduced to 45p
Budget 2012: Personal allowance to rise to £9,205
Budget 2012: Royal Mail Group’s pension scheme liabilities to be transferred to government
Budget 2012: Unfunded workplace pension arrangements
Budget 2012: Commuting small personal pension funds
Budget 2012: Asset-backed pension contributions
Budget 2012: Tax relief on luncheon vouchers scrapped from 2013
Budget 2012: Tax relief abolished on some group life assurance premiums