UK Chancellor's Budget 2009

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So how does the budget affect your finances?  Answer the questions below and our online budget calculator will tell you straight away whether you are likely to be better or worse off. But please remember that taxation is very complex.  Our model can only give an indication of how the budget has affected your finances and assumes that your lifestyle next year will be the same as the previous year. And just to reassure you, your personal data should be safe, because all calculations will be carried out on your computer. This information will not be collected or stored by KPMG LLP (UK). Click here for some additional help with the questions and information.

Personal Details Gender Male Female Age * Number of children under 16 * Average weekly hours worked *  Marital status Single Married Civil Partnership Co-habiting Divorced Partner's gender Male Female Age of partner * Partner's average weekly hours worked *  Include partner's income Income  Own Partner Gross annual employment income * * Self-employment income * * Dividend income * * Interest income * * Net income from rental properties * * Non State Pension * * Lifestyle Cigarettes (packs of 20 per week) * Beer (pints per week) * Wine (small glasses - 125ml per week) * Spirits (doubles - 50ml per week) * Vehicle Fuel (litres per week) * Unleaded Diesel LPG Motoring Road Tax      CO2 Emissions (g CO2/km) Car 1 Low (120g or less eg. Citroen C1, Ford Fiesta 1.4d) Medium (121g - 165g eg. BMW 320d, Ford Focus 1.8d) High (166g - 225g eg. Volvo C70 1.8, Vauxhall Vectra estate 1.8) Very high (over 225g eg. Land Rover Discovery, Nissan Patrol) Car 2 Low (120g or less eg. Citroen C1, Ford Fiesta 1.4d) Medium (121g - 165g eg. BMW 320d, Ford Focus 1.8d) High (166g - 225g eg. Volvo C70 1.8, Vauxhall Vectra estate 1.8) Very high (over 225g eg. Land Rover Discovery, Nissan Patrol) Company cars List Price Emissions (gCO2/km) Diesel Fuel Provided Self * * Partner * * Use of employer's vans  Select if you use an employer's van for private use  Select if your employer paid for the fuel for the private use Partner's  use of employer's vans Select if your partner uses an employer's van for private use  Select if your partner's employer paid for the fuel for the private use

 

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The Budget proposals and other tax changes are summarised on these pages. The Budget proposals may, however, be amended significantly before enactment. The content of this communication is intended to provide a general guide to the subject matter and should not be regarded as a basis for ascertaining liability to tax or determining investment strategy in specific circumstances. Although we endeavour to provide accurate and timely information, there can be no guarantee that such information is accurate as of the date it is received or that it will continue to be accurate in the future. No one should act upon such information without appropriate professional advice after a thorough examination of the particular situation.