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The chancellor is also raising the threshold for paying income tax to £11,500 by 2017.

Mr Rutelli puts the threshold for paying tax a bit lower, at 20m lire.

The threshold for paying the higher rate of income tax will increase by just 1% a year – lower than the rate of inflation – raising £1bn.

The threshold for paying the higher rate of tax is also to be raised, from £43,000 to £45,000 in the tax year 2017/18.

The report said a near doubling in the threshold for paying income tax to £11,000 had taken thousands of low income workers out of paying tax.

For example, HMRC receives around 300,000 paper returns annually on bequeathed estates, approximately 200,000 of which claim to be below the threshold for paying inheritance tax.

And if, like me, you were also puzzled by why George Osborne and David Cameron felt they needed to say how they are paying for the IHT giveaway, but not how they would finance the promised £8bn of additional spending for the NHS and other costs, also around £8bn, of promising to raise the thresholds for paying tax at all and for paying tax at the 40% rate, there is an answer.

But taken together, the overall threshold for paying the 40% higher tax rate - the combined effect of the annual allowance and the basic rate band - actually increases by 1% this April, from £41,450 of income (£9,440 plus £32,010) to £41,865 (£10,000 plus £31,865).

The half inherited by the spouse is not subject to estate taxes, but the half that goes to the children is taxable, if the estate is above the $675,000 threshold for paying estate taxes.

The new threshold for paying NICs will be set at the same level as the single person's tax allowance, so in future fewer non-taxpayers will have to pay NICs.

Because it's linked to whether or not there's an earner in the household who takes home more than the £42,745 threshold for paying 40% income tax, families where both parents go out to work have an in-built advantage.