All you need to know about the Budget and how it will impact you in Leeds

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

59% : Energy payments of £100 will go to around 20 million households in council tax bands A to D. A green levy - the Gas Shipper Obligation to fund hydrogen projects - will be axed from energy bills and put on to general taxation.
57% : A higher tax-free mileage allowance of 55p will be made permanent.
57% : Pensions Pensioners on low incomes will be shielded from income tax, as a new tax allowance is to be introduced for pensioners if increases to their payments take them over the threshold of £12,570.
54% : He said he would triple the trade allowance - the amount you can earn from a new venture tax-free - from £1,000 to £3,000, and bring in a new allowance to cover a year of living costs for young entrepreneurs.
54% : Housing and savings The tax-free cash Isa limit will remain at £20,000, scrapping a plan to reduce it to £12,000.
52% : Banks There will be a temporary rise in the bank surcharge, currently levied at 3% on top of the 25% corporation tax rate, by an extra 3% to help fund energy support.
52% : Gambling Gambling taxes will be hiked to pay for a high street support package, including by increasing machine games duty from 20% to 25% for higher stakes machines.
46% : This is down from the £22 billion Rachel Reeves set out last year through raising taxes, but he said it would rise to match that figure in 2030-31.

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