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Spring Budget 2017—tax summary available 9 March 2017

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Published on: 03 March 2017
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Tax analysis: As announced in December 2016, Chancellor Phillip Hammond is to deliver the Spring Budget 2017 on Wednesday 8 March 2017. The Lexis®PSL Tax team will produce a summary of the Spring Budget 2017 which will be available on the morning of 9 March 2017, followed by the views from the market, including the Lexis®PSL Tax Consulting Editorial Board on the notable announcements and key highlights of the Spring Budget 2017.

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