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Budget 2016
 
            
                
                    Bluebirdman_of_Alcathays                
                
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                    Here we go!                
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            Starts off with a reference to record employment - and apparently we're on track to deliver surplus in 2020.0
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            Sugar tax - sweet I think....0 I think....0
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            CGT roller coaster for the BTLrs - rate cut to 20%...except for resi property....I think....0
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            No rabbits out of the hat so far.0
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            Fascinating 'pension' ISA - will be interesting to do the math compared to a traditional pension.I think....0
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            Fuel duty parked, CGT and NI cuts - where is he getting all the money from?!0
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            Be interesting to see the detail of tackling tax avoidance by the use of personal service companies.
 Also redundancy payments (above £30K) being liable to employers NIC is a significant change.0
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 20% top up at source - what is the difference to a normal pension?Thrugelmir wrote: »Self employed and lower paid appear to benefit. £4k annual contribution limit.0
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            Change in petroleum tax is a snub to the SNP.0
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