Direct effects of illustrative tax changes
HM Revenue and Customs statistics relating to the direct effects of illustrative tax changes.
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This table is a ‘ready reckoner’ showing estimates of the effects of illustrative tax changes on tax receipts from 2025 to 2026, 2026 to 2027, and 2027 to 2028, based on an April 2025 implementation. All estimates show the impacts of the various illustrative changes on top of what is already assumed in the indexed baseline i.e. generally revalorisation plus any rates and allowances announced previously up to and including the Spring Budget 2024.
Archived copies of this publication can be found in The National Archives.
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Last updated 28 June 2024 + show all updates
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Updated publication for the Spring Budget 2024.
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Updated publication for the Autumn Budget 2023.
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Updated publication for the Spring Budget 2023.
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Published Direct effects of illustrative tax changes statistics (January 2023)
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Published 'Direct effects of illustrative tax changes' for June 2022.
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Latest direct effects of illustrative tax changes bulletin and table up to Autumn Budget and Spending Review 2021.
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The estimates in this publication have been updated in line with the latest economy and fiscal forecasts from the Office for Budget Responsibility announced at Budget 2021.
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The estimates in this publication have been updated in line with the latest economy and fiscal forecasts from the Office for Budget Responsibility announced at the Autumn Spending Review 2020.
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The estimates in this publication have been updated in line with the latest economy and fiscal forecasts from the Office for Budget Responsibility announced at Budget 2020.
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This April 2019 publication has been updated to show estimates of the effects of illustrative tax changes on tax receipts in the tax year 2020 to 2021 through to tax year 2022 to 2023, based on an April 2020 implementation.
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This latest release has been updated to remove the line ‘Change aged income by £500’. This line is being removed as this limit is no longer a relevant feature of the tax system.
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The latest publication includes updates in line with the Office for Budget Responsibility forecasts announced at Budget 2018, incorporating new evidence and updated data where available, and includes a new ready reckoner for Child Benefit
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The latest publication shows estimates from 2019-20 to 2021-22, based on an April 2019 implementation.
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Following the Autumn Statement this table has now been updated.
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The table and bulletin have been updated in line with the Budget 2017 data.
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The estimates in the table have been updated with the latest available data
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The document has been updated with the latest available data
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The estimates in the table have been updated following the Chancellor's Autumn Statement speech.
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The estimates in the table have been updated in line with the latest economy and fiscal forecasts from the Office for Budget Responsibility.
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The table has been updated to reflect the latest data, following the Budget 2015.
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The latest estimates have been updated following the Autumn Statement announced earlier today in the Chancellors Budget Speech
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The estimates in this table have been updated following the March 2014 Budget Statement.
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First published.