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17 October 2024
Autumn UK Budget Predictions 2024 - Personal TaxThe third blog in our series of Autumn Budget predictions focuses on what might be on the horizon for Personal Tax, and how individuals and unincorporated businesses may be impacted by the announcements to be made on 30 October.
16 October 2024
Autumn UK Budget Predictions 2024 - Corporate TaxOn 30 October, the UK will see its first female Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rachel Reeves, deliver the new Labour Government’s first Budget in over 14 years. John McAuslin, Tax Partner, looks ahead to what may be potentially announced around Corporation Tax and what this means for your business.
16 October 2024
Autumn UK Budget Predictions 2024 - Specialist TaxThere’s not long to go until the much anticipated Autumn Budget announcement from the new Labour Government. In the first in our series of Budget prediction blogs, our Specialist Tax experts have focussed on some of the changes that we may see in relation to Financial Services, Entrepreneurial Taxes, R&D, Employment Tax, Global Mobility and International Tax.
30 July 2024
Autumn budget day confirmed and latest tax changes announcedOver recent months in the run up to the general election it has, in tax terms, been ‘all quiet on the Western Front’. Monday’s announcement that the UK budget will be on 30 October and the release of draft tax legislation for Finance Bill 2024-25 changed all of that and what is clear is Labour are following through on pre-election pledges.
23 November 2023
Autumn Statement 2023: big money for business and pennies in the pockets of workersSusie Walker, Partner and Head of Tax, has commented on the Autumn Statement 2023. She said: “There was big money for big business, and a few extra pounds in the pockets of workers, but little to encourage or inspire start-ups and SMEs in the Chancellor’s Autumn Statement.” Read more here.
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