This is the Spring Statement in full. You can find supporting and
related documents below.
Spring Statement 2022
(web)
Spring Statement 2022
(HTML)
Spring Statement Tax
Plan
Spring Statement Tax
Plan
Spring Statement 2022: Policy
Costings
Impact on households:
distributional analysis to accompany Spring Statement
2022
Spring Statement 2022 Data
Sources
Table 3.1: Policy
decisions at Spring Statement 2022
Details
The Chancellor of the Exchequer delivered his Spring Statement to
Parliament on 23 March 2022. This is the Spring Statement in full
and supporting documents.
Spring Statement Tax Plan
The Tax Plan brings together proposals to reduce and reform taxes
over the Parliament. It contains three priorities: helping
families with the cost of living; creating the conditions for
private sector led growth; and ensuring the proceeds of growth
are shared fairly.
Policy costings
This document sets out the assumptions and methodologies used in
the government’s costing of policy decisions announced since
Autumn Budget 2021. For each decision it contains a description
of the measure, the base, and the methodology for the costing
(including relevant adjustments for behavioural responses). It
highlights main areas of additional uncertainty.
Distributional analysis
This document sets out the estimated impact of tax, welfare and
public service spending decisions announced since Spending Round
2019 that carry a direct, quantifiable impact on households. It
also presents estimates of the overall level of tax paid and
public spending received by households in 2024-25.
Data sources
This document details all of the data sources used throughout the
Spring Statement 2022 document. In order to be transparent, it
informs readers of the Spring Statement 2022 document where the
data used in the charts, tables and text comes from and how it
has been calculated.
Table 3.1: Policy decisions since Autumn Budget
2021
The table shows the cost or yield of all decisions since Autumn
Budget 2021 with a direct effect on PSNB in the years up to and
including 2026-27. This includes tax measures, changes to
Departmental Expenditure Limits (DEL) and measures affecting
annually managed expenditure (AME).
Also publishing alongside Spring Statement 2022:
Debt management report
2022 to 2023
Temporary Cut to Fuel
Duty
Government support for the
cost of living: factsheet
Spring Statement 2022:
Business support factsheet
Spring Statement 2022:
Personal Tax Factsheet
Access HMRC’s collection
of tax documents.
