Jeremy Hunt is considering cutting stamp duty to woo voters ahead of the election

Government borrowed £120bn in the last financial year, with just under £12bn in March. Government borrowed just £12billion in March, according to the latest figures. Jeremy Hunt’s scope for tax cuts hit by higher-than-expected borrowing hit by tax cuts.

Jeremy Hunt hints there could be a further 'fiscal event' before the election. Hunt eyes up stamp duty tax cut ahead of the election in May. Hunt has hinted there could also be a tax cut in the coming weeks. Hunt hints at a further tax cut before the general election.

Hunt reportedly mulling stamp duty and NI cuts in bid to woo voters. Possible cuts in autumn statement come as experts sound alarm about dire state of UK public services. Hunt also mulling cuts to stamp duty, NI and stamp duty in bid for wooing voters. Comes as experts warn of dire state in the UK of public services' dire impact on the economy.

Sunak may cut stamp duty in autumn statement to woo voters. Senior Tories want to raise threshold for property tax and reduce National Insurance contributions. Tories also want to cut threshold for National Insurance and National Security contributions. Sunak wants to raise the threshold for the property tax to raise National Insurance.

Jeremy Hunt weighing stamp duty cut before election – reports. Government thought to be planning one more ‘fiscal event’ before the election. Jeremy Hunt said to be weighing the decision to cut stamp duty before election. The Government is thought to have planned one more 'finance event' before the general election.

Mr Hunt has previously hinted there could be a further 'fiscal event' before voters go to the polls in an effort to underline the Conservatives'tax-cutting credentials' Mr Hunt is expected to announce a further cut to stamp duty in the autumn. He has previously said there will be no further 'tax cuts' before the general election.