Kevin Schofield is Politics Editor of HuffPost UK.
said households headed by someone aged between 18 and 45 will gain £590 on average from the tax and spending changes announced yesterday byTorsten Bell, the think-tank’s chief executive, said: “Looking at all policy changes announced this parliament reinforces the sense that the government has reversed course from the approach that dominated during the 2010s.“Back then, support was focused on pensioners and takeaways on poorer, younger households.
And they also said the £9 billion of tax cuts unveiled by Hunt yesterday will be “dwarfed” by £27 billion-worth of increases between 2023 and 2027.
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