Sunak announces that government will raise the threshold people earn before they pay National Insurance and keep Health and Social care levy. Employee will be able to earn £12,570 a year without paying a single penny of income tax or National Insurance. Good news for many.

We also have an increase to the Employment allowance to 5,000 from April 2022.

Sunak's tax plan out today will also include assessing whether the apprenticeship levy introduced in 2017 to pay for skills training - is doing enough!

The tax plan includes a basic rate of income tax cut before the end of parliament in 2024 to 19% #SpringStatement2022

#SpringStatement2022 Tax plan includes reviewing the over 1,000 tax reliefs and allowances in the tax system ahead of 2024. Some work to do then!

Before the #springstatement2022 did anyone else hear Boris talk about making changes for those working on UK shipping routes so that they are paid #NLW in response to questions on P&O?

Winner of the Lifetime Achievement Award George Bull who has an unparalleled ability to get to the heart of a tax issue in a way that doesn’t dumb it down & makes it comprehensible to people without tax expertise. #TaxationAwards #TaxAwards2022 #Tolley sponsored by Andersen in The United Kingdom

Fantastic evening hosting CIOT’s Parliamentary Reception. Thank you @lucyfrazermp Craig Mackinlay for speaking. On an important day for British Politics I spoke to our guests about the need for tax simplification, MTD and #HMRC service level improvements. RSM UK @CIOTNEWS

We are delighted to announce our #Lab22 CIOT/Institute for Fiscal Studies conference debate: Can tax help tackle the cost of living crisis? Great panel: Labour's James Murray IFS's Paul Johnson FT's Chris Giles CIOT's Susan Ball Mon 26 Sep, 15.15-16.30, Jury’s Inn, Liverpool #CIOTIFSdebates

Chancellor: Income tax – additional (45p) rate being abolished, simplifying tax system Basic rate of IT will be cut to 19p in April 2023 (a year early)

Chancellor: IR35 rules will be simplified. 2017 and 2021 reforms will be repealed.

8 days ago the Chancellor launched his Growth Plan. In 2 days time he makes his big conference speech. Join our panel at #CPC22 or online, before, during and after Monday's speech, to discuss the govt's plans and what they mean for households & the economy tax.org.uk/party-debates-…

Press release: Government data grab concerns CIOT: tax.org.uk/government-dat…

.Public Accounts Committee about to begin session with HM Revenue & Customs. Watch on link below and/or follow our liveblog: tax.org.uk/live-blog-hmrc… In our evidence to PAC we raised HMRC service standards, repayment agents and the tax gap as well as fraud & error. Hopefully PAC will ask about these too.

Join CIOT and ATT across our new "Employer Webinar Series". The first webinar is on Monday 31 October: "Attract & Retain the Best Talent in Tax". Register to reserve your place today to hear from likeminded employers: lnkd.in/eKKmBc-w #recruitment #webinar #tax #talent

The 23rd Cross Atlantic & European Tax Symposium, in association with CIOT European Branch and the @GlobalIFA UK Branch, is underway! We couldn't be happier to be welcoming #tax and #internationaltax professionals from around the world!

From April 2023 the rate at which people pay the additional rate of income tax, charged at 45%, will change from £150k to those earning over £125,140. This is a measure to ensure those with the highest incomes contribute more to help strengthen public finances. #AutumnStatement

Chancellor announcing #AutumnStatement tax measures - Reducing the threshold for 45p rate from £150K to £125,140. Other IT thresholds frozen until 2028. Dividend allowance cut from £2,000 to £1,000 (2023) then £500 (2024) CGT allowance down to £6,000 (2023) then £3,000 (2024)

From 2025 electric vehicles no longer exempt from VED. Company car tax rates will remain lower for electric vehicles #AutumnStatement

Nov 2020 OTS report said a reduction to £6,000 in CGT AEA would result in 235,000 more individuals needing to report a capital gain and could generate £480m in additional revenues in 1st year. (About 96,000 of the affected taxpayers would already routinely file SA tax returns.)