In his last Budget speech before the general public go to the polls on 7 May and elect the next government, chancellor George Osborne will unveil plans to abolish the current annual tax return system and replace it with a flexible online version.
Due to the upcoming election, it will be hard for some people to not look at the chancellor’s Budget on 18 March as more of a performance review than a series of fiscal measures designed to secure the economic future of the country.
By George Bull
While everyone is busy putting together their predictions for the chancellor’s 2015 Budget on March 18, George Bull has been thinking about what won’t be in the Budget.
