Autumn Budget 2025
The UK Autumn Budget 2025 seeks to strengthen fiscal stability while expanding welfare support and ensuring fairness for households and businesses, with the goal of promoting long-term economic resilience and sustainable growth.
On 26 November 2025, Rachel Reeves’ Autumn Budget raised taxes, lifted the two-child benefit cap, introduced new property and EV levies, and prioritised welfare alongside fiscal discipline.
Here is our detailed report that you can download to help you navigate the proposed changes brought about by the Autumn Statement.
Autumn Budget 2025
The UK Autumn Budget 2025 seeks to strengthen fiscal stability while expanding welfare support and ensuring fairness for households and businesses, with the goal of promoting long-term economic resilience and sustainable growth.
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Business Relief, Trusts and Inheritance Tax: Key Changes for SME Owners
The UK government has published draft legislation outlining reforms to Business Relief (formerly known as Business Property Relief) and Agricultural Property Relief, set to take effect from 6 April 2026.
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Invested Interests – Spring Newsletter 2025
As the flowers bloom and the world awakens, it's essential that you are informed and prepared to make confident investment decisions.
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