The Autumn Budget will take place on 26 November 2025, and it is widely expected that there will be tax rises.

Recent comments from both Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer and Chancellor Rachel Reeves have left open the possibility of Labour breaking its manifesto pledge not to increase income tax, VAT or National Insurance. Other speculated changes include a greater focus on taxing wealth and assets. These developments could have important implications for financial and estate planning.

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Autumn Budget webinar 2025

Autumn Budget webinar 2025

We’ll be hosting an Autumn Budget Webinar on the morning of Thursday 27 November.

Our expert speaker, Adam Kay, will examine the implications of the Chancellor’s announcements for both individuals and businesses.

The session will be held on Zoom and will last approximately an hour.

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Autumn Budget 2025: what to expect

HM Treasury has confirmed the Autumn Budget will be delivered on 26 November 2025, with tax rises widely anticipated.

Our tax experts offer tailored advice on how the Budget and potential upcoming reforms may impact you or your business.

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Autumn Budget and succession planning

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Adam Kay

Partner, London

Key experience

Adam advises UK and non-UK companies on all direct tax matters, as well as Stamp Duty Land Tax matters.
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