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Finance Act 1946 sets taxation and fiscal policy for postwar recovery
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Finance Act 1946 sets taxation and fiscal policy for postwar recovery
Finance Act 1947 sets taxation and fiscal measures during the postwar economic crisis
Finance Act 1948 sets taxation and economic measures during austerity
Finance Act 1949 sets taxation and revenue measures after devaluation pressures
Finance Act 1950 sets taxation and fiscal policy for the later Attlee government
Finance Act 1951 sets taxation and revenue measures during the final Attlee administration
Finance Act 1968 gives statutory effect to the main taxation measures announced in the March Budget.
Finance Act 1969 implements further tax changes intended to restrain demand and strengthen the external accounts.
Finance Act 1974 receives Royal Assent, implementing tax changes from Healey's first Budget.
Finance Act 1975 receives Royal Assent, altering duties and public revenue law.
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