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🗒️ April admin 5 things you need to know this April: 1. Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) travel requirements change 2. Electric vehicle tax starts 3. Stamp Duty Land Tax thresholds change 4. The National Living Wage increases 5. Easter Bank holidays take place

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Maria Tzamtzi1 year ago

No offence but national living wage may increase but so are the prices of most products so what's the point?:(

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bi.on.ic1 year ago

You forgot: 6. Disability benefits cut 7. Assisted dying scrapped

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Democratic Power in Action1 year ago

If you thought the sales of EVs were poor wait until this tax drops. #c02isplantfood

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Jane Y1 year ago

Despicable Anti British government.

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Telagamsetti Ravi Teja Satya Dora Daniel1 year ago

This is Useful my United Kingdom Government @GOVUK

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