As part of the announcements made at the time of the Queen’s speech on 21 June the government outlined its intention to introduce three Finance Bills during the two-year parliamentary session that was just beginning. This included a Summer Finance Bill intended to reintroduce measures previously withdrawn from the pre-election Finance Bill as well as the Finance Bills expected to follow the Autumn Budgets in 2017 and 2018 under the new approach to having a single fiscal event a year.
Taxpayers were keen to see the detail of the Summer Finance Bill given the significance of the measures dropped from the pre-election Finance Bill and the fact that many of the measures had a commencement date of April 2017 when...
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As part of the announcements made at the time of the Queen’s speech on 21 June the government outlined its intention to introduce three Finance Bills during the two-year parliamentary session that was just beginning. This included a Summer Finance Bill intended to reintroduce measures previously withdrawn from the pre-election Finance Bill as well as the Finance Bills expected to follow the Autumn Budgets in 2017 and 2018 under the new approach to having a single fiscal event a year.
Taxpayers were keen to see the detail of the Summer Finance Bill given the significance of the measures dropped from the pre-election Finance Bill and the fact that many of the measures had a commencement date of April 2017 when...
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