Budget: A print-out guide to show your clients

ONE-PAGE BUDGET

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The Chancellor has urged the country to stick with his economic plan, despite growth forecasts being cut in half yesterday.

In a package aimed at "those who want to work and get on" he cut corporation tax to 20%, froze petrol duty rises and confirmed the accelerated move to a flat-rate state pension in 2016. IFAonline has produced this handy little guide summing up all the key points from George Osborne's fourth Budget. Perfect for showing your customers. Download your budget guide here, or click the image below to expand.

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