
David Ellis
The first Budget from Andy Burnham's government and new Chancellor John Healey will be a chance to prove they are serious about delivering 'real change'. With economic uncertainty from continuing wars and rising costs, businesses and individuals will be looking for help. More positive GDP growth in 2026 may have provided some momentum to finance the Prime Minister's bold new vision - but there is little margin for error.
Find out what our tax experts are predicting for the 2026 Budget, from increased local spending and business rates relief, to possible increases to Capital Gains Tax. Read the full 2026 Budget Predictions now.

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