Hunt Hints at Tax Cuts and Benefit Crackdowns in Upcoming Autumn Statement
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Jeremy Hunt has hinted at potential tax cuts in the upcoming Autumn Statement, claiming the economy has "turned a corner".
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The Chancellor is rumored to be considering cutting inheritance tax by up to half using a better-than-expected spending forecast.
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Hunt stated the government aims to be on a path to "reducing the tax burden", calling the Autumn Statement one "for growth".
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The Chancellor may announce a crackdown on benefits claimants who can work but are choosing not to.
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Changes to pension triple lock, partial stamp duty rebates for energy efficient homes, and increased threshold for stamp duty payments are also rumored.