The tax rises and cuts to expect from the Budget – from inheritance to capital gains

The tax rises and cuts to expect from the Budget – from inheritance to capital gains

The chancellor is preparing to deliver his first Budget on October 28

Wednesday's Budget will bring dozens of small tax rises as Labour digs deeper

Each tax rise is designed to slip through unnoticed, but together they add up to a squeeze from every possible direction.

Budget tax rises affecting businesses will come from ‘less obvious places’, warns Johnston Carmichael

Johnston Carmichael’s tax experts have advised businesses on the tax changes they must consider as the Chancellor seeks to balance the books at the Autumn Budget on 28 October.Businesses should expect the Budget to raise tax, even though the government has ruled out the obvious ways of doing it, according to David Ward, partner and tax business line head at the firm. Labour’s 2024 manifesto pledged not to increase the basic, higher or additional…