Autumn Budget 2026: What Could Tax Changes Mean for Employee Share Schemes?
With the Autumn Budget fast approaching, Neil Morrison and Chesney Archer explore the potential tax changes that could affect employee share incentives, carried interest and Capital Gains Tax, and what employers should be thinking about now.
28 September 2026 | Authors: Neil Morrison, Chesney Archer
Autumn Budget 2026: What Could Tax Changes Mean for Employee Share Schemes?
Neil Morrison, Head of Reward and Incentives and Chesney Archer, Employment Tax Director, discuss what the Chancellor’s Budget announcements could mean for employee share incentives
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