Jon Hickman
Partner, Corporate Tax Services
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'. Against a backdrop of the highest borrowing costs since 2008, the Chancellor has seemed to sidestep sweeping reforms in favour of a package of smaller measures aimed at easing the cost of living and maintaining fiscal headroom.
More positive GDP growth ahead may provide some momentum - but there is little margin for error.
Find out what our tax experts think of today's Budget; stay up to date with the announcements and register for tomorrow's analysis webinar.
Using practical scenarios and expert insight, we will look at how the Budget may impact your investment plans, growth strategies, tax planning, workforce decisions and future priorities.
All the questions answered on the Autumn Budget 2026.
