Perhaps the most eye-catching tax cut announced by the chancellor from a private client standpoint was the change to the additional rate of income tax currently 45% on income over £150 000. This will be scrapped completely from April 2023 leaving a single higher rate of income tax of 40% affecting around 660 000 individuals. To put that in context France Japan and Germany all have top rates of 45% whilst Italy has 43% and out of all G7 countries only the US and Canada will have lower...
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Perhaps the most eye-catching tax cut announced by the chancellor from a private client standpoint was the change to the additional rate of income tax currently 45% on income over £150 000. This will be scrapped completely from April 2023 leaving a single higher rate of income tax of 40% affecting around 660 000 individuals. To put that in context France Japan and Germany all have top rates of 45% whilst Italy has 43% and out of all G7 countries only the US and Canada will have lower...
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