Tax Day is a dud! Govt ignores reforms to pensions and CGT
No change to pension tax relief
March 23 has been an important day in the diary for weeks as the government singled it out this particular Tuesday as the day it would release a number of key tax-related consultations not published alongside the Budget earlier this month.
However, so-called Tax Day has turned out to be a relatively tame affair for personal finance, with the Treasury ignoring key reforms that have been in the firing line and subject to previous consultations:...
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