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TaxFax 2027/28
Our TaxFax guide, which outlines key tax information, has been updated to include the latest changes from the Autumn 2026 Budget.
The Tax Factor – Autumn Budget 2026 Special
In this Autumn Budget special of The Tax Factor, Blick Rothenberg CEO Nimesh Shah is joined by Head of Tax Sean Drury and Head of Private Client John Bull to unpack Chancellor John Healey’s Autumn Budget 2026 and discuss what the announcements mean for businesses, individuals and investors.
From higher taxes on savings income and rental profits to the introduction of Founders’ Relief and changes to employee share schemes, the team explore the key measures, who stands to gain or lose, and the wider implications for the UK tax landscape.
They also discuss pensioners’ tax allowances, HMRC compliance, the future of the FIG regime and the changes that didn’t make it into the Budget. Listen now for their immediate reactions and expert insight into what happens next.
What next? Life after the Autumn Budget 2026 – Webinar Replay
What does the Autumn Budget 2026 mean for individuals, entrepreneurs, investors and businesses? In this post-Budget webinar, John Bull, Head of Private Client, and Sean Drury, Head of Tax, explore the key announcements from the Chancellor and discuss the practical implications for taxpayers, business owners and investors.
Autumn Budget 2026: Analysis
The Chancellor’s first Budget targeted the cost-of-living crisis, with targeted support for small businesses and entrepreneurs. As expected, many small measures were announced rather than sweeping reform, which means that further detail will emerge over the following days.
Autumn Budget 2026: Winners & Losers
A year ago, following a succession of leaks and U-turns, we heard Rachel Reeves deliver the second Budget for Starmer’s government set on restoring economic growth. Today’s 2026 Autumn Statement delivered by the new Chancellor John Healey, the first for the Burnham government, evaded much of the typical speculation and was kept largely under wraps. Based on what we heard today, here are the winner and losers.
Business + Personal Tax 'Explainer'
Partners John Bull and Neil Insull talk us through the key points from the Autumn Budget announcement in relation to both corporate and business tax, as well as personal taxes.
Property & Construction recap
Partner and Head of Property & Construction Heather Powell discusses some of the key takeaways from the Autumn Budget, particularly for those individuals who invest in property.
Financial Services roundup
Artur Vorobyev and Sean Drury take a look at some of the key FS-related points from the Autumn Budget and how the sector will likely be impacted.
Tax Overview
Head of Tax Sean Drury talks us through some of the key tax-related highlights from the Autumn Budget
Pensions update
Partner and Pensions lead Tomm Adams talks us through some of the key pension specific updates from the Autumn Budget including the Triple Lock and Pensions Tax Allowance.
Autumn Budget 2026: Live Reaction
The Chancellor’s Autumn Budget 2026 delivered a mixture of tax rises, targeted support measures and reforms aimed at driving growth. While founders, pensioners and some small businesses were handed incentives and reliefs, landlords, savers and investors face significantly higher tax bills. Our specialists share their immediate reactions to the announcements.
Budget insights
Autumn Budget 2026: UK and US connected business
Autumn Budget 2026: Americans in the UK
Autumn Budget 2026: Pension Changes and Tax Implications
Budget insights
Autumn Budget 2026: Stability was promised but instead we got complex selective surgery
Entrepreneur Tax Changes: A Guide After Budget 2026