As has been widely reported, a number of the Mini Budget proposals (summarised in our recent Tax Blog) have been scrapped. The new Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt announced these measures claiming that they are estimated to raise £32 billion in taxes every year. More tax rises and
UK Budget
UK Mini Budget 2022
UK Mini Budget 2022
The Chancellor today unveiled the UK’s 2022 Growth Plan which has been described as being “the biggest package of tax cuts in generations”. We have summarised here the tax changes that we think will be of interest to our client base.
- UK corporation tax: the main
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UK Budget 2021
By Catherine Sear & Richard Miller on
The UK has now been in lockdown, on and off, for the best part of a year. With the COVID-19 vaccination programme now in full swing in the UK, and hopefully with light at the end of tunnel, attention has inevitably turned to the question of “how are we going…
The UK Budget and Coronavirus
By Rebecca Wallis on
As part of the UK’s Budget 2020, the Treasury has announced a range of measures aimed at assisting UK businesses, in particular small and medium sized businesses (SMEs), in tackling disruption caused by the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak.
The UK government will be hoping that such measures assist in lessening any longer term economic impact caused by the outbreak.
UK Budget 2020
By Katerina Heal & Philip Gilliland on
The UK Budget took place on 11 March. In its first post-Brexit Budget with substantial spending announcements, the Treasury wants to continue to ensure the UK remains an attractive and competitive place to invest and do business. We have summarized here the most notable tax changes that will be of interest to our corporate and international client base. Please contact any member of our UK tax group if you have any queries about how this year’s Budget will affect your business.
UK Tax Round Up: December 2018
By Catherine Sear, Robert E. Gaut & Stephen Pevsner on
Season’s greetings from Proskauer’s UK tax team and welcome to the December edition of the Tax Round Up. Following the Autumn Budget and draft Finance Bill last month, this month has been comparatively quiet with very few significant announcements.
UK Tax Round Up: November 2018
By Catherine Sear, Robert E. Gaut & Stephen Pevsner on
Welcome to the November edition of the Proskauer UK Tax Round Up. This month has seen a number of developments, both on the domestic and international tax fronts. We have set out a summary of some of the main points of interest.