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UK government finances better than expected in January
The £30.4 billion surplus was driven by record tax revenue including a £7 billion rise in capital gains tax and lower debt interest costs, ONS data shows.
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UK economy records biggest ever budget surplus after Rachel Reeves rakes in billions more than expected on capital gains tax
The UK Government recorded an unprecedented £30.4billion surplus in January, marking the strongest monthly performance since official records commenced in 1993.The figure exceeded forecasts from the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) by £6.3billion.The January surplus, where the Government takes in more money in taxes than it spends over a given period, represented a dramatic improvement on the previous year, coming in £15.9billion higher th…
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