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Autumn Budget 2026
The 12 months since the last Budget was delivered have seen significant change. A more challenging global macroeconomic outlook, yet more inflationary pressures and, perhaps least expected of all, a new Chancellor. In the weeks leading up to the Budget,Spring Statement 2026
Going into the latest Spring Statement, the Chancellor made it very clear that this would not be a full fiscal event and that any new policy changes would be off the table. Rising to her feet in Parliament that isAutumn Budget 2025
The Government faced a difficult job going into the Autumn Budget, as they navigate a growing national deficit, a seemingly never-ending cost-of-living crisis and political challenges.
Spring Statement 2025
Chancellor Rachel Reeves today delivered her Spring Statement, outlining the Labour Government’s economic priorities and reaffirming a commitment to fiscal discipline and long-term investment.
Autumn Budget 2024
A new Government, a new Chancellor and a new approach to the UK’s fiscal policies. Rachel Reeves entered her first Budget with a strong message that her measures would lead to “an economy that is growing, creating wealth and opportunitySelf-Assessment taxpayers warned of next payment deadline
Taxpayers have been reminded that a penalty deadline for unpaid Self-Assessment tax is imminent.