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Frozen personal allowances mean more higher rate tax payers

The Chancellor’s budget announcement that personal allowances and the threshold for the higher rate tax band will be frozen until April 2028, will see thousands more individuals paying higher levels of tax as a result. It is estimated that the move will see more than 200,000 (two-hundred-thousand) individuals moving into the higher rate tax band alone.

  • 9th December 2022
  • Budget / Personal Tax

More or less tax?

If there’s one thing the recent hokey cokey of Chancellors and fiscal policy has achieved it has to be a rigorous testing of our sentiment towards taxation. Whilst it is hard to imagine that anyone has found this funny or even useful for personal and commercial planning purposes, as a research case study it provides tremendous insight on public opinion and our threshold for taxation.

  • 10th November 2022
  • Budget / Economy / Personal Tax / Tax
11 Downing Street is home to Chancellor of the Exchequer and where the budget is drafted

Mini Budget Summary

There was a lot announced in the mini budget that took place on Friday 23rd September 2022 and it has had a significant impact on markets and currencies ever since.
Our summary of the full statement, helps you understand all of the changes, when they will come into effect and how they might apply to your personal or commercial circumstances.

  • 28th September 2022
  • Budget / Economy / Personal Tax / Tax

Lower corporation and income tax on the horizon?

So, now we know who the winner of the Conservative Party Leadership race and new Prime Minister is, what can we expect from them in terms of tax and spending?

  • 16th September 2022
  • Budget / Business News / Tax
11 Downing Street is home to Chancellor of the Exchequer and where the budget is drafted

2021 Budget – What to expect?

Having picked up the Treasury reins just weeks before the Covid pandemic broke, Chancellor Rishi Sunak has so far had little room to manoeuvre or stamp his own brand on the economic plan for the UK. Despite making numerous announcements and unveiling multiple recovery and support plans, his budget statement on March 3rd 2021 is […]

  • 11th February 2021
  • Budget / Business News / Covid-19 / Economy / Personal Tax / Tax
11 Downing Street is home to Chancellor of the Exchequer and where the budget is drafted

Summer Statement 2020

In a much anticipated ‘emergency budget’ announcement, The Chancellor set out a series of targeted measures to boost aspects of the economy, struggling in a post Covid environment. Whilst it is expected that some sectors will not be able to recover for some months yet due to the continued need for social distancing, Rishi Sunak […]

  • 10th July 2020
  • Budget / Covid-19 / Economy
11 Downing Street is home to Chancellor of the Exchequer and where the budget is drafted

Emergency Budget Pencilled in for Early July?

The rumblings of an emergency budget seem to be getting louder as we begin to emerge from lockdown. Undoubtedly, now is the time for Chancellor, Rishi Sunak, to start considering the sizeable task of recovering the economy and paying back the WW2 scale borrowing that has underpinned the bailout of businesses and individuals. It is […]

  • 26th June 2020
  • Budget / Economy
11 Downing Street is home to Chancellor of the Exchequer and where the budget is drafted

Budget 2020

Long awaited, and in the end overtaken by global events, new Chancellor Rishi Sunak delivered his first budget on Wednesday 11th March 2020. Just weeks in to the top job, and with Coronavirus requiring him to think on his feet, it was hardly a relaxed period of planning for Mr Sunak. The Chancellor certainly ensured […]

  • 12th March 2020
  • Budget / Covid-19
11 Downing Street is home to Chancellor of the Exchequer and where the budget is drafted

Spring Statement

You would be forgiven for having missed the fact that the Chancellor delivered his Spring Statement on Wednesday 13th March. Hidden deep beneath the Brexit debate and seemingly endless votes, the Chancellor stood up and delivered his regular update on the economy. Historically the budget was delivered in March and the statement was saved for […]

  • 19th March 2019
  • Budget / Economy
11 Downing Street is home to Chancellor of the Exchequer and where the budget is drafted

Budget 2018

As he delivered the Budget 2018, Philip Hammond joked that he had avoided giving his speech on Halloween night itself because it would have been simply too tempting for the caption writers, and had avoided Christmas because he did not want to appear in cartoons disguised as Santa Claus. Even so, he was determined to […]

  • 30th October 2018
  • Budget / Business News / Economy
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Budget November 2017

So, we have now enjoyed our first autumn budget. The move to an autumn budget is a welcome one across industry as it gives businesses and individuals time to adjust and digest before changes take effect. Being cynical it also leaves plenty of time for U-turns… We say we enjoyed the autumn budget because, as […]

  • 23rd November 2017
  • Budget / Economy
The Bank of England

Interest Rate Rise

In case you missed it, interest rates doubled earlier this month to their second lowest ever level… what a sentence. Expected for some time, this is the first of several ‘baby steps’ Governor Carney has been preparing us for, as The Bank of England seeks to balance spending, inflation and GDP growth. Commentators do not […]

  • 21st November 2017
  • Business News / Economy
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