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The government is consulting on how the current settlement system should be reformed and how those reforms should be implemented.
A statement and accompanying consultation on earned settlement November…
This is the full Budget 2025 with supporting and related documents.
This is the full Budget 2025 document in print, web and HTML accessible versions.
1. Executive summary This Budget takes the fair and necessary choices to…
From April 2029, the amount that is exempt from National Insurance contributions (NICs) will be capped at £2,000 a year for employee contributions made via salary sacrifice.
The home of HM Treasury on GOV.UK. HM Treasury is the government’s economic and finance ministry, maintaining control over public spending, setting the direction of the UK’s economic policy and working to achieve strong and …
This document is a policy explainer for the changes the government is making to rates of tax on property, savings and dividend income, which were announced at Budget 2025.
This Budget takes the fair choices needed to deliver on the country’s key priorities and takes decisive action to cut the cost of living, bring down inflation and deliver economic stability.
A consultation setting out further detail on how eVED will work.
Rachel Reeves sets out a Budget that delivers on the change promised by the government to cut NHS waiting lists, cut debt and borrowing and cut the cost of living.
Tax free saving for your first home and later life: what is a LISA, who can apply, 25% government bonus, withdrawal charges.
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