Jeremy Hunt
This coverage analyses Jeremy Hunt’s fiscal policies and their implications for the UK retail sector during his tenure as Chancellor of the Exchequer. Reporting focuses on business rates reforms, national insurance adjustments, VAT policies affecting tourism and retail, and broader economic measures — providing retail executives, financial planners, and policy stakeholders with insights into the intersection of government policy and retail industry performance.
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Oct- 2022 -17 OctoberEconomy
Chancellor reverses almost all mini-budget tax cuts
Newly appointed chancellor Jeremy Hunt has reversed almost all of the mini-budget commitments made by previous chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng last month, in a statement made at the Treasury today (17 October). He confirmed the basic rate of income tax will remain at 20% “indefinitely” until the economic situation stabilises, marking…
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