Spring Budget Preview: Phil Stevens, Head Of Tax
Phil Stevens from Burgis & Bullock previews the Spring Budget which will be delivered by Chancellor Jeremy Hunt on March 15
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Phil Stevens, Head of Tax, reacts to the Autumn Statement 2022
Phil Stevens reflects on the Autumn Statement from Chancellor Jeremy Hunt in Parliament today (17/11/22)
Assessing the impact of Kwarteng’s ‘mini-budget’ for UK businesses
In his statement, Kwarteng outlined how the Government’s aim is to have the economy growing at 2.5 per cent in the medium-term. He said the country needs to ‘unleash the power of the private sector’… but what will be the immediate impact on businesses in the UK?
Spring Statement reaction: Anne Rose, Head of Tax
Anne Rose, Burgis & Bullock’s Head of Tax, reacts to Rishi Sunak’s Spring Statement (23/3/22)
Sean Farnell reacts to the Autumn Budget 2021
Sean Farnell, Partner from Burgis & Bullock, said: “Chancellor Rishi Sunak’s Autumn Budget was filled with announcements that had either already been made or we …
Anne Rose previews the Autumn Budget 2021
A tax specialist says it is highly unlikely that taxes will be cut in the Budget, but businesses will hopefully be spared further significant rises …
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Are you looking to either scale up or downsize, your business? We’ll help you review your existing business plan, run scenarios and forecasts, and look …
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Budget 2021: Reaction from Sean Farnell, Partner
Businesses being able to carry back losses of up to £2 million for three years will be a major boost to cash flow for many …
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Budget 2021: Preview from Anne Rose, Head of Tax
A tax specialist believes announcing a one-year deferred increase to a key capital tax in the upcoming Budget could lead to an increase in certain …
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Spending Review reaction – Sean Farnell
We tuned into the National Spending Review today (25 November) and expected to be informed of changes that would have a tangible impact on businesses. …