Autumn Statement 2013: the best of the rest Elderly people will get a £2.95 a week increase in the basic state pension. Tax net tightens on landlords Tax breaks for people who own more than one property are to be scaled back under unexpected changes. Over-60s offered 'cheap' state pension boost Millions of over-60s will receive a one-off chance to "buy" extra state pension worth hundreds of pounds a year. Prove you are still alive to keep your pension, Treasury tells overseas OAPs Hundreds of thousands of British pensioners living overseas will have to prove they are still alive so they can continue to receive a state pension. Bank levy changes target foreign lenders Foreign banks will be forced to pay hundreds of million pounds more in tax on their balance sheet as a result of changes to an industry levy designed to ensure its cost is shared more evenly. Hedge funds may relocate after crackdown on partnerships UK-based hedge funds may be driven overseas, experts have warned, after a clampdown on corporate partnerships became the centrepiece of the Government's £9bn assault on tax avoidance, evasion and fraud. Quarterly reporting to end as early as next year Companies quoted on the London Stock Exchange could be freed from quarterly reporting as early as next year under new plans. Air tax increase confirmed Travellers flying from Britain will be forced to pay even more in Air Passenger Duty (APD) after the Government confirmed that the tax would rise for the sixth time in as many years. Social enterprises granted tax relief From April next year, equity and certain debt investments into social organisations will qualify for a 30pc tax credit. 6m children left in 'poor' child trust funds Millions of families have been left in limbo by the Chancellor's failure to give parents the option of transferring their child trust funds (CTFs) into Junior Isas, which offer better value for money. Families will pay an extra £3bn inheritance tax by 2018 Money the Government expects to collect through inheritance tax has rocketed in revised figures. All retail bonds could be allowed in Isas Retail bonds with maturities of less than five years could soon be included in stock and shares Isas. Employees can save twice as much in workplace schemes Workers who save money in schemes run by their employer - called Save as You Earn (SAYE) or Sharesave - received a boost from the Chancellor when he doubled the amount they can pay in. Star treatment for the film industry Britain's film industry will get more star treatment from the taxman following the extension of a successful tax relief scheme.