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VAT rises to 20pc from 17.5pc from 4th January 2011
Food, children's clothing remain exempt from VAT
Capital gains tax to rise to 28% for high-rate taxpayers from midnight tonight
Capital gains tax stays 18pc for basic-rate taxpayers
Capital gains tax threshold remains at £10,100 for this year
Personal income tax allowance increased to £7,475
Higher rate income tax rate stays the same until 2013/14
No rise in duty on alcohol, tobacco or fuel
Planned increase in cider duty (to 10pc) scrapped
Pensions: Pensions guaranteed to rise in line with with earnings, prices or 2.5pc, whichever is greatest
A two year pay freeze for public sector
Pension age raised to 66
No rise in child benefit for three years
Child benefit scrapped for families earning more than £40k
Benefits to rise to be in-line with consumer prices
Tax credits for families earning more than £40,000 reduced
Housing benefit restricted to max£400 a week
Medical assessment brought in for Disability Living Allowance from 2013 for both new and existing claimants
Government spending will be £637bn in 2010/11rising to £711bn in 2015/16
UK economy to grow by 1.2pc in 2010 by 2.3pc in 2011 by 2.8pc in 2012
Unemployment to peak at 8.1pc in 2010/11 and fall each year to 6.1pc by 2015
Corporation tax cut to 27pc from next year
Corporation tax cut by 1pc every year for next three years to - down to 24pc
Small companies tax rate cut to 20pc
Tax relief for video games industry scrapped
UK bank and building society's to pay a levy from 2011 raising more than £2bn yearly
10pc CGT rate for entrepreneurs extended to first £5m of qualifying gains
New business start-ups ourside of the south east - Employers National Insurance contributions on first five employees to be waived
-Nick
The proof will only be seen longer term - crystal ball time ;-)
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