LabourList Article RatingConservatives junk "almost all" tax measures announced in mini-Budget - LabourList
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
48% : In an emergency statement delivered this morning, the Chancellor confirmed that the government would abandon plans for a reduction of the basic rate of income tax from 20% to 19% next April, cuts to dividend rates, IR35 tax changes, VAT-free shopping for tourists and alcohol duty changes announced by his predecessor.40% : Hunt warned that there would be "difficult decisions" on tax and spending, that government departments would "redouble their efforts to find savings" and that "some areas of spending will need to be cut".
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