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Asylum seekers are not generally permitted to work while their claims are being processed and get an allowance of £1.42 a day to live on.

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That is despite progress in increasing hazards allowance over the years, Citi says.

Those currently earning below the personal allowance of £12,571 will find, as wages rise but thresholds don't, they will pay tax for the first time.

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But the personal allowance - the amount a person is allowed to earn before they start to pay tax - is set by Westminster.

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In Wednesday's budget the chancellor announced spouses would be able to transfer any of their £1m allowance before inheritance tax kicks in between partners.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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