financeNew tax year: Bills and benefits rise, but tax rise risk loomsApril 6, 2023posted on Apr. 06, 2023 at 8:22 am Frozen thresholds add to the personal income tax burden but the state pension and benefits will rise within days. READ SOURCE tweet Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on LinkedInShare on RedditbusinesstelegraphApril 6, 2023previous articleUK Government confirms defence spending boost with Scottish SMEsnext articleExporting community gives a thumbs up to RBI’s decision to not change repo rateYou Might Also LikefinanceGlasgow City Deal projects to be put on hold as soaring costs hit funding plansOctober 21, 2024financeAsia FX muted, yuan steady after China rate cutOctober 21, 2024financeWhy I paid $95 to recycle a mattress — and you might, tooOctober 20, 2024financeMinisters to oversee HS2 build as costs 'spiral'October 20, 2024financeDWP to take money directly from personal bank accounts – here’s whyOctober 19, 2024finance‘I despair as debts mount’: teachers’ pension delays put lives on holdOctober 19, 2024Recommended For YoufinanceGlasgow City Deal projects to be put on hold as soaring costs hit funding plansOctober 21, 2024bitcoinTap Protocol delays TAP token distribution eventOctober 21, 2024cryptocurrencyVitalik Buterin on Ethereum’s Staking, Block Production Issues – CryptoNewsZOctober 21, 2024technologyProsus to boost ecommerce profit to $400 million for 2025 yearOctober 21, 2024stockmarketAustralia shares higher at close of trade; S&P/ASX 200 up 0.74%October 21, 2024
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