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SEISS has provided millions of self-employed workers with support throughout the pandemic but due to stringent eligibility rules, millions of workers found themselves ineligible for the grants. Rishi Sunak faced multiple calls to remedy this and in the 2021 Budget, the Chancellor addressed the problems to a certain extent.
8 March 2021
OTS), following the resignation of Dame Teresa Graham DBE as a board member.
In addition, in consultation with the Financial Secretary to the Treasury, Kathryn Cearns OBE,
OTS Chair, has appointed Dame Teresa Graham as a board observer in her role as Chair of ABAB.
OTS Chair, Kathryn Cearns said:
I am hugely grateful to Dame Teresa for her enormously significant contribution to the
OTS over the last 10 years and am delighted she will be continuing to share her wisdom and expertise as an observer.
I am also delighted to welcome Paul as a member of the board. He brings a wealth of experience and understanding of tax and related technological developments which will broaden and deepen the expertise available to the board.
Let s be honest, it could have been worse.
For weeks, we (the great British public) had been primed to fear the worst. Middle England s pensions and investments, we were told, would be raided to pay for the Government s stoic financial support of the economy – businesses and households – through lockdown.
Tin hats at the ready.
Tax relief on pension contributions – especially generous for higher rate taxpayers – would be cut back while taxes on capital gains from share sales and second-property sales would jump like leaping salmon.
We braced ourselves for the tax hit to our savings and investments – and to our surprise (and delight) it wasn t quite as painful as we feared.
How to avoid a post-Budget tax and wealth sting
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