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We welcome views on the draft tax regulations to spread the transitional impact of IFRS 17 and revoke the requirement for life insurance companies to spread acquisition expenses over 7 years for tax purposes.
This discussion paper and call for evidence seek views on what we can do to improve everyone’s mental health and wellbeing.
Ministerial foreword As Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, I…
About the mental health plan discussion paper Trigger warning: this paper…
Summary of initiative The government is committed to improving mental…
At Budget on 11 March, the government and UK Statistics Authority (UKSA) launched a consultation on UKSA’s proposal to address the shortcomings of the Retail Prices Index. The consultation closed for responses on 21 August.
HM Treasury, 1 Horse Guards Road, London, SW1A 2HQ 23 October 2020 Sir…
Chair of the UK Statistics Authority, Sir David Norgrove Andrew Bailey…
Sir David Norgrove, Chair, UK Statistics Authority 1 Drummond Gate, London…
Chair of the UK Statistics Authority, Sir David Norgrove Rt Hon Rishi…
Plans to change the law that tells people what to do when you need to stay in hospital after a mental health crisis.
This call for evidence will inform an independent report that is considering the Scottish Government's block grant adjustment arrangements for tax and welfare devolution, ahead of a wider review of the Scottish Governme…
Presents the Office of Rail and Road's preferred options for Network Rail’s possessions and train performance regimes during price control period 7.
Seeking views on new targets under the Environment Act 2021 to improve the natural environment.
We are seeking your views on the management of flood risk in the Thames Estuary.
The Green Gilt and NS&I’s Green Savings Bonds help finance the transition to a green economy, tackling environmental challenges and creating green jobs across the UK.
Seeking views on our plans for a plant varieties and seeds strategy.
Statement from the leaders of the Australia-UK-US (AUKUS) partnership.
Formal submission of the UK’s updated Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) to the UNFCCC under the Paris Agreement, in response to the Glasgow Climate Pact.
The Freeport Programme in Wales bidding prospectus is delivered in partnership by the Welsh Government and UK Government. It gives further details on the Welsh Freeport model and sets out how bidders can apply in Wales.
We're seeking views on the date by which final claims should be submitted to the Enemy Property Payment and Baltic States Schemes.
This legislation imposes higher rates of Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) on the purchase of additional residential properties purchases which complete on and after 1 April 2016.
Countries commit to ambitious action on international aviation emissions, including through a new global goal and promotion of cleaner fuels and technologies.
We are seeking your views about improving England’s equine identification and traceability system.
This consultation seeks views on the draft statutory guidance on the Serious Violence Duty, which will be issued by the Secretary of State under section 19 of the PCSC Act 2022.
This measure makes changes to duty rates for alcoholic products, establishing common tax bands based on strength. It also introduces 2 new reliefs and a temporary easement for the wine industry.
This tax information and impact note explains the increases in the nil-rate bands for Stamp Duty Land Tax on residential property and the amount that a First Time Buyer may pay while qualifying for relief.
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