From 2027 - £8,000 of the £20,000 ISA allowance will only be available for stocks and shares for people under 65 #Budget2025

All payments from the Infected Blood Scheme will be exempt from Inheritance Tax #Budget2025

Introduction of new digital ID #Budget2025

Funding to be provided for under 25's apprentice training #Budget2025

Premium cars excluded from motability scheme #Budget2025

Student loan, tax and NI thresholds to remain the same #Budget2025

Property, savings and dividend income to be taxed an extra 2% #Budget2025

From 2028 a high value council tax surcharge for properties worth more than £2m #Budget2025

From 2029 tax relief for salary sacrifice capped at £2,000 #Budget2025

Electric vehicle excise duty to be charged at 3p per mile for full electric vehicles, and 1.5p per mile for hybrids, from 2028 #Budget2025 #Budget2025

No increases to income tax, NI or VAT #Budget2025

2 child cap to be removed from child benefit claims from April 2026 #Budget2025

National Living Wage to increase to £10.85 for 18-20 year olds, and to £12.71 per hour for those aged over 21, from April 2026 #Budget2025

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Spring Statement 2026: No surprises. No tax changes. No need to panic. Here’s what it means for business owners: bit.ly/4cYdcS4

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