budget 2026
October 2026

Gain a clear, structured understanding of the changes announced in the Autumn Budget 2026. This in-depth report breaks down what Chancellor John Healey’s first Budget means for your income, savings, property, business and long-term planning, without the noise of speculation.

Explore how a Budget billed as “breathing space” left Income Tax, National Insurance and VAT rates unchanged, while many smaller measures are set to raise around £7 billion a year by 2031-32. With tax on savings and property income rising by a further 2 percentage points, Business Asset Disposal Relief halving to £500,000, and thresholds frozen until 2030-31, the report shows where the pressure sits and where there is genuine help, from a more generous Trading Allowance and a higher National Living Wage to support with energy bills.

From the pensions and Inheritance Tax changes, payrolled benefits and Making Tax Digital to capital allowances, profit extraction and the longer-term reforms due in 2028 and 2029, discover the practical implications behind the headlines and why acting before April 2027 may make a real difference.

Click here to view the budget 2026 report.