Here are some of the key points from today's Budget as delivered by the UK Chancellor Jeremy Hunt:
Alcohol duty to be frozen until next February.
Fuel duty frozen for a further 12 months.
VAT registration threshold to increase from £85k to 90k from next month.
Chancellor says draft legislation to be published to extend 'full expensing' - which allows businesses to deduct the full cost of investing in machinery and equipment from their tax bill - to leased assets.
A new tax levy on vaping to be introduced. A one-off increase in tobacco duty will happen at the same time. However, neither change will happen before the next UK election.
The so-called 'non-dom' tax regime to be abolished and replaced by a new system whereby new arrivals in the UK pay nothing no tax on foreign income for four years, after which they will pay the same as all other UK residents.
Child benefit income threshold to increase to £60k.
National Insurance to be cut by 2p in the pound from next month. New NI rate will be 8%, and 6% for self-employed.
Windfall tax on oil & gas companies to be increased by a further year to March 2029.