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Finance Act 2016
Summary
The Finance Act 2016 is a law that makes changes to the UK tax system. It adjusts how much tax different people and businesses pay, creates new tax rules, and aims to raise money for the government to spend on public services.
A vote to support means
- —Supporting this Act means backing changes to how taxes work in the UK. It aims to bring in more money for public services like the NHS and schools, and can help close gaps where people avoid paying their fair share of tax.
A vote to oppose means
- —Critics worry the Act might increase taxes on businesses or individuals, which could slow down the economy or cost jobs. Some also concern that it's unfair to certain groups or that the money won't be spent wisely.
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Bill Passage
Commons
- 1st reading22 Mar 2016
- 2nd reading11 Apr 2016
- 1st reading19 May 2016
- 2nd reading19 May 2016
- Committee stage27 Jun 2016
- Committee stage30 Jun 2016
- Report stage5 Sept 2016
- 3rd reading6 Sept 2016
Lords
- 1st reading6 Sept 2016
- 2nd reading13 Sept 2016
- Committee stage13 Sept 2016
- Report stage13 Sept 2016
- 3rd reading13 Sept 2016
Royal Assent15 Sept 2016
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