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April tax changes 2018: what do they mean for you?
Changes in the tax system in April will boost the finances of millions of people in the UK. Here’s a summary of how you might benefit.
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69,000 households benefit from cut to stamp duty
69,000 first-time buyers have benefited from the abolition of stamp duty land tax on properties under £300,000 since the relief was introduced.
Britain bites back in the fight against loan sharks
More funding to tackle unlawful lending, and an increase in the amount of money seized from loan sharks to support those most vulnerable to their nasty tactics
Tackling the plastic problem
A call for evidence on using the tax system or charges to address single-use plastic waste
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HMT senior officials' business expenses, hospitality and meetings with external organisations
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HM Treasury senior officials travel expenses: January to March 2018
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- Transparency data
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European Business Summit: Chancellor speech
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- Speech
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Air quality: draft Clean Air Strategy 2018
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Off-payroll working in the private sector
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Our publications
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HM Treasury senior officials travel expenses: January to March 2018
- Transparency data
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Treasury Minutes – 23 May 2018
- Policy paper
Our statistics
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Public sector finances bulletin
- National Statistics
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Forecasts for the UK economy: May 2018
- Official Statistics
Our ministers
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Robert Jenrick MP
Exchequer Secretary to the Treasury Paid as a Parliamentary Secretary
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John Glen MP
Economic Secretary to the Treasury Paid as a Parliamentary Secretary
Our management
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Permanent Secretary Tom Scholar
Permanent Secretary
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Charles Roxburgh
Second Permanent Secretary
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James Bowler
Director General, Public Spending
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Mark Bowman
Director General, International and EU
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Clare Lombardelli
Director General, Chief Economic Adviser
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Katharine Braddick
Director General, Financial Services
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Beth Russell
Director General, Tax and Welfare
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Dame Amelia Fawcett
Non-executive board member
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Richard Meddings
Non-executive board member
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Tim Score
Non-executive board member
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Mike Driver
Chief Financial Officer and Head of the Government Finance Function
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