pre budget

In his pre-budget report , he announced the national project of Reading Recovery to help the children struggling most.

So, too, could a spring budget that, like December's pre-budget report, failed to spell out a credible plan to reduce the deficit.

"You will see in the pre-budget report, and subsequently, measures that will actually make that happen more quickly, " he said.

It sets out tax policy for the year. Since 1997 there has also been a pre-budget report.

Darling's pre-budget report in November is likely to outline a programme to reduce the deficit sharply over the coming years.

VAT was cut from 17. 5% to 15% in November's pre-budget report in an attempt to kick-start consumer spending.

In November's pre-budget report he announced a package of tax cuts today (and tax rises tomorrow), that will send the national debt soaring.

Mr Darling laid out plans for higher taxes after the recession in his pre-budget report in November.

Mr Darling has an opportunity to fill in the blank spaces later this year in his pre-budget report.

The chancellor looks through the pre-budget report at his office.

Darling is himself expected to announce spending cuts in the pre-budget report next month.

We saw the pre-budget report this week [by Chancellor of the Exchequer Alistair Darling].

In December the pre-budget report found some extra cash to slosh on spending.

What is really wrong with the conventional forecasting process is unintentionally explained in the UK 2007 pre-Budget report.

Its pre-budget report drew attention to the big increases in public-sector wages and jobs over the past decade.

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