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ARTICLE · 26 SEPTEMBER 2022

2022 September ‘Mini Budget': ‘Mini' By Name Only

Will the most ambitious growth plan in recent memory succeed or just leave a black hole in public finances?...

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Will the most ambitious growth plan in recent memory succeed or just leave a black hole in public finances?

A summary of tax measures announced or confirmed at the 2022 September 'Mini Budget'

At the time of the 2022 Spring Statement, it was envisaged that the main tax event of 2022 would be an Autumn Budget. Since then, the direction of travel has changed radically, with the new Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng using today's 'Mini Budget' (officially named "The Growth Plan 2022") to launch the Government's new agenda and response to the challenges posed by the energy and general economic crisis.

In an almost complete break with the previous Government's tax policies, the Chancellor announced and confirmed record tax cuts today, including the surprise removal of the 45 per cent top rate of income tax from April 2023.

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