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ARTICLE · 22 MARCH 2012

UK Budget Briefing - If It Counts, It's Covered

Many of today's Budget measures had already been set out at the time of the 2011 Autumn Statement or by subsequent official announcement.

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Contents

1.1 Introduction 1

1.2 Business Tax 1

1.3 Personal Tax 2

1.4 General Anti-Abuse Rule 3

1.5 Indirect Tax 3

Introduction

For detailed coverage and comment on the Budget visit Deloitte‟s dedicated website at www.ukbudget.com

Many of today‟s Budget measures had already been set out at the time of the 2011 Autumn Statement or by subsequent official announcement. Accordingly, this Bulletin focuses on those matters which are new or have been clarified.

Leading up to the Budget, there had been much speculation directed, in particular, towards: the future of the 50% income tax rate; by how much the personal tax allowance might increase; how tax might be collected from the ownership of expensive residential property; and what next for a General Anti-Abuse Rule (GAAR)? These questions have been answered although some might be particularly surprised by the range of proposals to collect tax in respect of high value residential properties: an increase

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