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UK Parliament · Bill
Finance Act 2017
Summary
The Finance Act 2017 is a law that makes changes to the UK's tax system. It updates rules about how different types of taxes (like income tax and business tax) work, affecting how much money people and companies pay to the government.
A vote to support means
- —Supporting the Finance Act 2017 means backing changes to how taxes are collected and spent in the UK. It aims to raise money for public services like schools and hospitals while making the tax system fairer and more efficient.
A vote to oppose means
- —Critics worry the Act might increase taxes for working people or businesses, potentially affecting jobs and wages. Some people are concerned that certain groups could be unfairly targeted or that the changes don't help those on lower incomes.
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Bill Passage
Commons
- 1st reading14 Mar 2017
- 2nd reading18 Apr 2017
- Committee stage25 Apr 2017
- Report stage25 Apr 2017
- 3rd reading25 Apr 2017
Lords
- 1st reading25 Apr 2017
- 2nd reading26 Apr 2017
- 3rd reading26 Apr 2017
Royal Assent27 Apr 2017
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