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Winners & losers from new tax year changes

Winners & losers from new tax year changes

The 6th April is known as a day of annual shake-up. This year, that is especially true. With a deal-less Brexit looming, the previous Chancellor’s, George Osbourne, austerity policies still coming into effect and Philip Hammond yet to completely own a fiscal direction – there have been varied, sweeping changes that affect workers from every nook and cranny of society.

As last week's changes come into force, we have documented the changes that will affect workers.

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