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  • ah, whole host of policy changes from entrepreneurs.

  • Relief to pensions taxation greeted advisers at today's 2020 budget here to discuss the second of those of May is our reporter Laura Purpose Laura.

  • We've seen big changes to the annual ounce taper, in particular one of the implications for hire owners in particular raising the threshold of which the tape of fixing could only be a good thing because that takes a lot of people out off the taper there were being affected, particularly doctors.

  • You know, they've had problems where they can't go toe work because they're effectively being taxed to go, Um, but then, for those earning over 300,000 now that their limit of how much they can put into their pensions every year has been going to 4000 from 10,000 which kind of makes pensions as a whole redundant, uh, for them.

  • Obviously, the whole issue of savings incentives House isn't going away.

  • Eso bringing bringing that policy and kind of leaves room for debate and further consultation in the future.

  • Come for another question you about I'll 35 u R R i r 35 resident reporter.

  • It seems it seems to me that self employed or in a bit of a vulnerable position right now, what with the impact of Corona virus, but also the eye are 35 changes that are coming down the line.

  • The government sort of trying, I think, to soften stuff around the edges so that the rules aren't implemented too harshly to have two heavy handedly.

  • And what the potential of this potential future hold for self employed?

  • And how does that change?

  • Perhaps because of the budget.

  • So even that wasn't specifically mentioned in the butt budget.

  • I'll 35 reforms are coming to effect into effect, as was planned on Alcee.

  • Entrepreneurs really wasn't completely scrapped, but it was lowered from 10 million.

  • I think toe one million the amount of money that you can use it on in your lifetime and for a lot of employers now, when our 35 comes in, their personal service companies will be redundant effectively.

  • They won't be able to work with a lot of employers through those companies, so a lot of them, my phone planning to sell off their company.

  • It's always the entrepreneurs.

  • Relief is still applicable if their company is very small, but for a lot of them they won't be able to claim on that anymore.

  • A lot of them won't be able to use their personal service is companies.

  • So I think while off contractors a feeling that they might need to move offshore.

  • But we'll see how it develops over time.

  • Because in the first year, the government has said it won't be too heavy handed on people who aren't compliant with our 35 this year.

  • So saying how that looks out, we'll see what the future holds.

  • Thank you very much.

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ah, whole host of policy changes from entrepreneurs.

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