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This document summarizes upcoming UK tax changes in 2015-2016, including: - Corporation tax will be cut and support for retail businesses like shops and restaurants will be increased through higher business rate discounts. - The bank levy will rise and rules around pensions, air passenger duty, and construction industry schemes will be amended. - Reporting requirements will change for employment intermediaries and joint ventures, and some travel expenses for councillors will become tax exempt.
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