Tomorrow's Budget will be the last one to take place in the spring.
Spring Budgets will again become autumn ones (the first will be later this year), while the other big set piece event, the Autumn Statement, will become a spring one (the first will be in 2018).
Yes folks, we will have another Budget this year!
As with recent budget's, Hammond's 2017 one has been leakier than the sieve that the Jumblies used.
Top tip in the media is that Hammond will raise taxes.
No surprises there then!
Tax does have to be taxing.
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Adrift on a sea of despair, rudderless with the crew of Excom pontificating whose turn it is in the barrel next.
ReplyDeleteA more apt signal to fly might be 2 black spherical shapes one above the other or code flag Delta or Victor.
Of course, it could be the crew of The Black Pig...
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ReplyDeleteEU may demand €2bn from UK after customs fraud investigation
An inquiry by the EU's fraud team is recommending the UK hand over €2bn to Brussels for alleged failings over Chinese imports.
Widely reported as organised crime, again.
DeleteAs previously remarked upon from HMRCISSHITE blog; "Landlords To Be Responsible For Excise Policing" 22nd Frebruary and commented upon subsequently.
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