On Wednesday 11 March 2020 the chancellor Rishi Sunak delivered his first Budget having held the post for less than a month. It must have been a Budget that was being tweaked right up until the morning of the speech given the turmoil in which the country finds itself. A month ago we were expecting Sajid Javid to present his first Budget speech focusing on a long-term post-Brexit economic plan with the benefit for the first time in a while of a substantial government majority. However the impact of coronavirus loomed large in this Budget with the first part of the chancellor’s speech dedicated to the government’s response to the virus including supporting individuals who cannot work reliefs from business rates for a wide range of businesses expanded...
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On Wednesday 11 March 2020 the chancellor Rishi Sunak delivered his first Budget having held the post for less than a month. It must have been a Budget that was being tweaked right up until the morning of the speech given the turmoil in which the country finds itself. A month ago we were expecting Sajid Javid to present his first Budget speech focusing on a long-term post-Brexit economic plan with the benefit for the first time in a while of a substantial government majority. However the impact of coronavirus loomed large in this Budget with the first part of the chancellor’s speech dedicated to the government’s response to the virus including supporting individuals who cannot work reliefs from business rates for a wide range of businesses expanded...
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