Chancellor Rishi Sunak, discurso de orçamento de outono 2021
Chancellor Rishi Sunak fez seu orçamento de outono de 2021. 2022.
- The minimum wage will rise from £8.91 to £9.50 per hour from April 2022. Terceirização de negócios UK
- O círio de crédito universal deve ser reduzido em 8% em 1 de dezembro de 2021.
- Relevos fiscais criativos a serem estendidos para abril de 2024 e dobraram até abril de 2023. | (AIA) estendeu -se a março de 2023.
- Scope of R&D relief to be expanded to include cloud computing and data costs with additional relief for UK only R&D from April 2023.
- £1m Annual Investment Allowance (AIA) extended to March 2023.
- A taxa de banco para reduzir para 3%, o que significa que a taxa de imposto sobre corporações nos bancos aumentará de 27% para 28% em 2023.
- Novo pequeno produtor de alívio como uma extensão de fevereiro. As previsões de crescimento são revisadas de 4% a 6,5%. Prevê-se que a economia retorne aos níveis pré-Covid na virada do ano. Os salários cresceram 3,5% desde 2020.
Inflation has hit 3.1%. Growth predictions are revised up from 4% to 6.5%. It is forecast that the economy will return to pre-COVID levels by the turn of the year.
Unemployment to peak at 5.2% which means there will be over 2 million less unemployed than expected. Wages have grown by 3.5% since 2020.
Um orçamento para uma nova economia pós -Covid.
O Escritório de Responsabilidade Orçamentária (OBR) é ter uma nova carta daqui para frente:
- dívida líquida como um % de PIB. instalações. Para ir às escolas até 2024/25, £ 1.500 por aluno.
- In normal times the government to only borrow to invest with other financial needs being met through taxation.
HGV driver shortages
- New funding for lorry park facilities.
- HGV levy to be suspended until 2023 and VED frozen for HGV’s.
Government spending: levelling up public services
- Healthcare spending to be increased by £44bn to £177bn.
- Grant funding being provided to local government of £4.8bn.
- £4.7bn to go to schools by 2024/25, £1,500 per pupil.
- Additional funding from £1.7bn levelling up fund for projects in Scotland, Wales, NI as well as all regions in England.
- £ 560M em serviços para jovens. 'Multiplique'. Custos. Taxas mais altas para voos de transmissão longa. (AIA) estendido a março de 2023.
- £5bn for road maintenance and £5bn for buses, cycling and walking.
- £20bn on R&D by the end of this parliament, on top of the cost of R&D tax relief.
- £560m for new numeracy programme for children, ‘Multiply’.
Businesses
Creative tax reliefs
- Extended by two years to March 2024 and doubled until March 2023.
- £800m of additional funding for museums, galleries etc.
R&D tax relief
- Scope to be expanded to include cloud computing and data costs.
- From April 2023 additional relief for UK only R&D activities.
Tonnage tax
- To reward companies for adopting the UK merchant shipping flag for the first time ever.
Air Passenger Duty (APD)
- The return leg exemption be brought back for UK domestic flights from April 2023 with a lower rate of APD. Higher rates for long haul flights.
Corporation Tax (CT)
- Increase in rate to 25% from April 2023 already announced.
- Bank levy reducing to 3% from April 2023. Overall rate of CT on banks to increase from 27% to 28% in April 2023.
Capital allowances
- £1m Annual Investment Allowance (AIA) extended to March 2023.
Revisão das taxas de negócios
- Revaliações mais frequentes a cada três anos. Abril de 2022.
- New investment relief for green technology.
- New business rates improvement relief.
- Additional 50% discount for 2022 for the hospitality and leisure sector.
Individuals
- The national living/minimum wage will rise from £8.91 to £9.50 per hour from April 2022.
- O cônjuge de crédito universal a ser reduzido em 8% até 1 de dezembro de 2021.
DUTIVES DE MISS
- simplificação de serviço de álcool, 6 taxas em vez de 15. Inscreva -se ao rascunho de cerveja e cidra. Cortará o serviço em 5%. MEER & CO
- There will be a new ‘Small producer relief’, an extension of small brewers relief.
- New relief, ‘Draft relief’ to apply to draft beer and cider. Will cut duty by 5%.
- Planned duty increases on spirits cancelled and sparkling wine duty reduced to match that for non-sparkling wines.
- Planned rises to fuel duty scrapped.