Taxation

It has been a long time coming, but the first Budget by a Labour Chancellor in over 14 years is finally here – and it certainly gives business owners something to think about over the next few months. Read more about the key issues and measures announced, in our Budget Summary.

Written by Mark Hood – Partner and Head of Tax Advisory Services Almost four months into the new Labour government, much uncertainty remains about its future tax policy and its attitude towards business – but could next week’s Budget finally provide the clarity we’ve been waiting for on key areas like national insurance, pensions and […]

As the 2023/24 tax year concludes, it's time to get  your ducks in a row.

Jeremy Hunt just delivered the Spring Budget, which could well be the last fiscal statement before the 2025 General Election.

Jeremy Hunt has just delivered the Government’s Autumn Statement which is likely to be the penultimate fiscal statement before the next General Election.

Earlier today, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt delivered his second major fiscal statement in five months.

In November 2022, the Chancellor delivered what was in effect a Budget in all but name. Cutting spending and raising taxes.

In the Autumn of 2022, major tax changes were announced (and in many cases, withdrawn) at a pace never seen before.

Described as a ‘mini-Budget’, the Chancellor’s Statement on The Growth Plan 2022 introduced a wide range of measures.