Budget 2014: Personal tax allowance to rise to £10,500

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The annual personal tax allowance will be increased from £10,000 to £10,500, says Chancellor George Osborne.

The move, which could have an impact on the auto-enrolment earnings trigger, was revealed in today's Budget. The allowance had already been increased to the government's target of £10,000 one ye...

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