The rate of corporation tax, paid on company profits, is to rise to 25% from 19%, starting in 2023.
Chancellor Rishi Sunak said it was "fair and necessary" for business to contribute to the economic recovery.
But he also unveiled a "small profits rate" to benefit small firms, and extra tax breaks to spur investment.
Paul Johnson, director of the Institute for Studies, said the rise in the headline rate was at the top end of expectations, calling it "risky".
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Nick Kapoor, right, at home with his partner, Anthony Agnessanto. Kapoor is running for the 112th District seat in a special election on April 13.
MONROE, CT — As a member of the Monroe Board of Education, Nick Kapoor buys a new pack of Paper Mate color leads mechanical pencils at the beginning of every budget season for his personal notes.
“Green is for questions, blue is comments made during the meeting, red is follow up questions after the meeting, and purple is possible motions to introduce,” Kapoor, 30, said during an interview at his Meadows End Road home Friday.
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Budget verdict that counts - from small business bosses | This is Money
From shop owners to personal trainers, hotel managers to wedding planners, small businesses and sole traders up and down the country eagerly watched last week's Budget to find out what was in store.
For many, it has only been the financial support from the Government over the last 12 months that has enabled them to just about hang on. Even with the help available, thousands of businesses have sadly closed due to the pandemic.
However, he also confirmed the resumption of business rates from June and a rise in corporation tax. So what was the verdict from small businesses?
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Budget Report: Furlough scheme extended and corporation tax will increase to 25% from 2023
Rishi Sunak has revealed the details of his budget with the UK to borrow a peacetime record of £355bn this year. The Chancellor is expecting unemployment to peak at 6.5% in 2022, lower than the 11.9% predicted.
The furlough scheme is to be extended to the end of September and employers will be asked contribute 10% in July and 20% in August and September. And a further 600,000 self-employed people will be eligible for a grant.
And the stamp duty cut will continue until the end of June, no stamp duty will be charged on a residential property bought for up to £500,000. Until September, no stamp duty will be charged on a residential property bought for up to £250,000.
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With corporation tax set to rise a significant amount to 25% in April 2023, many companies are concerned about the increased cost, however it is worth noting that only companies with profits of £250,00 or more will pay the full 25%.
Another reassuring point for businesses is that the changes made to capital allowances have made leasing an even more attractive offer.
Business unease over curate's egg budget | David Sapsted | Relocate magazine
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The initial reaction from business groups to the UK Budget on Wednesday was that it contained a lot of good bits, but some dodgy elements bits, too.
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Tory Budget 2021 • 1.3m lowest paid workers will now pay tax • £7.5bn tax hikes on workers' wages • New Autumn fur… https://t.co/86kDf5EN13 ClaudiaWebbe (from Leicester, England) Wed Mar 03 14:03:26 +0000 2021
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