Chancellor Jeremy Hunt's 'Autumn Statement for Growth' on Wednesday, November 22, highlighted tax cuts for both working individuals and British businesses.
The plan aims to strengthen the economy by increasing business investment by £20bn annually, promoting employment and implementing the largest work-related tax cut since the 1980s for 29 million workers. The Chancellor revealed a series of supply-side measures and funding packages designed to support businesses and local communities. £4.5bn of funding for British manufacturers in…
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