Spring Budget 2023 - summary of tax changes
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt delivered his first full Budget statement, and this was much more in keeping with what we expect from a fiscal statement after the infamous Mini Budget and Autumn Statement of 2022.
Unpacking the Spring Budget 2023
On Wednesday 15 March 2023 Chancellor Jeremy Hunt set out his ‘Budget for Growth’, with key takeaways including childcare, pensions and keeping the energy price cap.
In this webinar, our team of experts discussed what the announcements meant for both businesses and individuals and gave insight to what this might mean for the future.
This webinar featured -
Chloe Ellis – Tax Partner
George Lagarias - Chief Economist
Nick Nesbitt - Private Client Partner
Pujah Joshi – POB Tax Director; and
Ian Goodwin – Employment Tax Partner
Spring Statement 2023: Our Chief Economist’s view
As the economy loses steam, overall we consider the measures announced by the Chancellor should improve demand by lowering individual tax burdens, increasing spending in defence and other areas and allowing more tax benefits for certain sectors and employees. The latter could possibly reduce the skills gap in the UK. Targeted investments in areas outside of London are also very positive towards a...
Spring Budget 2023: impacts and analysis
A Budget for Growth.
National contacts
Chloe Ellis Tax Partner and Head of UK Tax Advisory Services - Leeds
Catherine Hall Partner - International Tax - London
