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home about newsletter signup nov 22 2017 leave a comment autumn budget 2017 autumn budget 2017 – summary philip hammond presented the 2017 autumn budget on wednesday 22 november 2017. this blog focuses on the direct and indirect tax measures announced, as well as the announcements made previously which affect the 2017-18 tax year and beyond. it concentrates on the issues likely to affect you, your family and your business. if you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact me for advice. main budget proposals from the autumn budget indexation allowance for capital gains in companies will be frozen for disposals after 1 january 2018. the vat registration threshold will be frozen at £85,000 for two years and there will be a consultation on its future. from today, there will be no stamp duty for first time buyers on the first £300,000 of a property bought for £500,000 or less. the income tax personal allowance for 2018-9 will be £11,850 and the 40% threshold will be £46,350. a reminder of key changes announced previously the nil rate dividend allowance of £5,000 will be reduced to £2,000 from april 2018. it was announced in the spring budget that national insurance rates for the self employed (class 4) were going increase from 9% to 10% from 6 april 2018 and then to 11% from 6 april 2019, however the chancellor later did a u-turn on this and there will be no increase. class 2 national insurance will now be abolished from 6 april 2019. corporation tax rates will fall to 17% from 1 april 2020 (current: 19%). there will be £1,000 allowances for trading and property income from 5 april 2017. the changes to interest deduction rules for landlords start from april 2017, being phased in over a 4 year period. relief for interest will be limited to basic rate tax. advertisements nov 22 2017 leave a comment autumn budget 2017 autumn budget 2017 – corporate and business tax corporation tax rates as announced previously, corporation tax will fall to 19% from 1 april 2017 and then to 17% from 1 april 2020. these rates were confirmed in spring budget 2017. corporate capital gains tax currently, companies are allowed an allowance for inflation (‘indexation allowance’) when they sell capital assets, based on the increase in the retail price index over the period of ownership of the asset. the chancellor announced that this indexation allowance will be frozen for disposals after 1 january 2018 at the amount that would be due based on the retail price index for december 2017. this means that companies will pay more tax on their capital gains. national insurance (ni) for the self employed class 4 national insurance (paid as a percentage of profits) were due increase from 9% to 10% from april 2018 and then 11% from april 2019 following the spring budget, but the chancellor did a u-turn shortly after the budget and the increase will not go ahead. although he confirmed in the spring budget that class 2 national insurance (paid at a weekly flat rate by the self employed) would be abolished from 6 april 2018 , it was announced earlier this month that the abolition will now not take place until 6 april 2019. class 2 ni will be £2.95 per week for 2018-9 and will continue to be collected via self assessment tax returns. new allowances for property and trading income it was announced in the spring budget that, from april 2017, two new tax-free £1,000 allowances would come into effect – one for selling goods or providing services, and one income from property. the legislation for this is currently still working its way through parliament (having been delayed by the general election), but will apply retrospectively from april 2017 (assuming it is passed). the new allowances will mean that individuals with property income below £1,000 or trading income below £1,000 will no longer need to declare or pay tax on that income. those with income above the allowance will be able to calculate their taxable profit either by deducting their expenses in the normal way or by simply deducting the relevant allowance from their gross income. dividend tax again, announced in the spring budget – the nil rate dividend allowance will be reduced from £5,000 to £2,000 from april 2018. the legislation for this is currently still working its way through parliament (having been delayed by the general election). a reminder that the new rates of tax on dividend income above the allowance of 7.5% for basic rate taxpayers, 32.5% for higher rate taxpayers and 38.1% for additional rate taxpayers started from 6 april 2016, so will start to hit those with dividends in excess of £5,000 in tax returns they will be completing soon for 2016-17. if you have dividends in excess of £5,000 and are not already completing a tax return, you will need to ask hmrc to issue one. making tax digital making tax digital (mtd) has been going through consultations over the past year or so. under the scheme, limited companies, unincorporated business and landlords will have to use online software to report their income and expenses to hmrc at least quarterly. the requirements were due to come into effect from april 2018 for unincorporated businesses and landlords with turnover (ie income before costs) of £10,000 or more, but the chancellor announced in the spring budget that implementation will be delayed until april 2019 for those with turnover under the vat threshold. a further delay was announced in july 2017 such that the start date is delayed until april 2019 for businesses with a turnover above the vat threshold and at least april 2020 for other businesses. nov 22 2017 leave a comment autumn budget 2017 autumn budget 2017- personal tax tax rates there were no changes to rates of income tax announced in the budget. allowances and tax bands the personal allowance for 2018-9 will be £11,850, with the income on which you start to pay tax at 40% increasing to £46,350. this means that most people with straight forward tax affairs and no benefits in kind (for example, cars or health insurance) should have a tax code of 1185l taking effect in april 2018. other allowance levels can be found on the hmrc web site here . isas the isa limit will remain at £20,000 for 2017-8. the lifetime isa a reminder that the ‘lifetime isa’ was introduced from 6 april 2017. this allow adults under 4o to open a lifetime isa and pay in up to £4,000 per annum. the government will add a 25% bonus to the isa, so, up to £1,000. contributions can continue up to the age of 50. funds can be used to buy a first home at any time from 12 months after opening the account, and can be withdrawn, with the bonus, from the age of 60. savers can make withdrawals at any time before the age of 60, but the bonus element and any interest or growth on it will have to be returned to the government, and an additional 5% charge will be applied if the withdrawal is not for the purchase of your first home. tax-free childcare the tax-free childcare scheme first announced in the 2013 budget is now being be rolled out, with it currently being available for children born on or after 1 april 2013 and disabled children. parents of older children can sign up to receive an email when the scheme is extended to children of their age here . the scheme is be worth up to £2,000 per child (under the age of 12) each year (£4,000 for disabled children). the existing scheme employer-supported childcare will remain open to new entrants until april 2018 to support the transition between the schemes tax credits there are two types of tax credits; working tax credit (wtc) and child tax credit (ctc). the ctc is potentially available to families who have responsibility for one or more child. there were no changes to tax credits announced in the budget 2017. the rates of payments, can be found at here , have increased slightly for disabled workers and children, but remain largely the same. child benefit there were no changes announced to child benefit in budget. rates for 2018-9 will remain at 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