Osborne offers tax cuts and help-to-buy Isas in highly political 2015 budget

George Osborne, has issued a pre-election budget to announce a "return to Britain", announcing tax breaks for investors and first-time buyers but provoked accusations that the Conservatives would be forced to cut public spending to levels not seen since 1938.

 

In an effort to attract voters in the middle of Britain just 50 days before the general election, the chancellor said that 95% of taxpayers with the tax savings would not face in its plans for a grant personal savings. Buveurs have also received 1p a pint of beer and pilots received another tax on the gel fuel that the Chancellor has repeatedly stressed that his economic plan worked.