Autumn Statement 2015 – pain delayed?
The Chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne, delivered his Autumn Statement and Spending Review on Wednesday.
There were items of interest to dentists as PFM Dental’s Jon Drysdale explains.
Business rates
Apprenticeship levy
Pensions
Buy to let and second homes
Comment
Jon Drysdale, an independent financial adviser from Chartered Financial planners PFM Dental, says: “After much speculation, prediction and guesswork the Chancellor delivered a fairly benign Autumn Statement. There was little to worry high earners and dentists will be relieved that income tax rates remain unchanged. For once, pensions remain off the agenda, probably in anticipation of the consultation (underway) Osborne announced in the last Budget. This is due to report in 2016 - watch this space.”
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