UK Government Reports Record January Budget Surplus Driven by Tax Revenue Surge

Why did the UK government have a record budget surplus in January 2025? Find out how higher income tax and capital gains tax led to £15.4 billion more income than spending.

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The UK government's budget surplus in January 2025 was £15.4 billion, the highest ever for January. This is much higher than the £10.1 billion surplus seen in January 2024.

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UK Government Records £15.4 Billion January Budget Surplus Due to Higher Tax Income

Why did the UK government have a record budget surplus in January 2025? Find out how higher income tax and capital gains tax led to £15.4 billion more income than spending.

UK Records Unprecedented January Budget Surplus of £30.4 Billion

UK records largest ever January budget surplus of £30.4 billion. Find out how this impacts government finances and what it means for the Spring Statement.

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https://newsletter.tf/uk-january-budget-surplus-30-4-billion-impact-spring-statement/

The UK's budget surplus in January was £30.4 billion, which is double the surplus seen in January 2025. This record figure gives the government a financial boost.

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https://newsletter.tf/uk-january-budget-surplus-30-4-billion-impact-spring-statement/

UK January Budget Surplus of £30.4 Billion Helps Chancellor Ahead of Spring Statement

UK records largest ever January budget surplus of £30.4 billion. Find out how this impacts government finances and what it means for the Spring Statement.

No new world order please, we’re British – POLITICO

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"So it could all just have been a fiction. A budget designed to look like a budget merely because it was that time of year. It made you wonder why we had bothered."

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https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2025/nov/27/welcome-to-the-half-real-half-fantasy-world-that-is-the-day-after-the-budget

Welcome to the half-real, half-fantasy world that is ‘the day after the budget’

This is the day when politicians and amateur commentators talk more doggybollox than on any other day of the year

The Guardian

Reeves really knows how to deliver a f-ed up budget.
No increase in fuel duty and a new pay-per-mile tax scheme that doesn't apply to combustion vehicles?
Exempting horse racing (that famously wealthy sport) from gambling tax increases?
Oh and of course no wealth tax 😒

Someone has definately shown their lack of backbone and fondness for lobbyists (definately not bribery...)
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Have read a free things about the budget. My favourite takeaway so far so far is “Rachael from accounts”.

Interesting to observe that the to-be-introduced per-mile EV tax will add 50% to the cost of driving at today’s rates- assuming you pay 25p/KWh and get 4 miles per KWh. Less if you’re not charging at home, mind.

I’m not too fussed. The treasury are going to lose out big time on fuel duty as EV adoption rises, this tax was only a matter of time. And by the time it comes in (when, not if) cars and batteries will have got better - lighter, more efficient, more kWh/Kg.

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The UK’s Autumn Budget revealed a surprise £22 billion fiscal headroom for 2029–2030, easing fiscal concerns, lowering gilt yields, and boosting the pound, as the OBR raised this year’s GDP forecast and markets welcomed credible fiscal plans.
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UK Surprises Markets with £22 Billion Fiscal Headroom—Gilt Yields Fall, Pound Rises

The UK’s Autumn Budget revealed a surprise £22 billion fiscal headroom for 2029–2030, easing fiscal concerns, lowering gilt yields, and boosting the pound, as the OBR raised this year’s GDP forecast and markets welcomed credible fiscal plans.

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Worth noting that Sterling is up against the US Dollar and Euro. So, markets are scared by this #UKBudget

(Unlike the Truss budget that tanked the UK bond market. A reminder to #NeverTrustATory )