About This Event
Against a challenging economic backdrop, the Government is looking to raise significant revenue to reduce the fiscal deficit, whilst improving growth and productivity. It still seems inevitable that there will be tax rises in the Budget on 26 November, even if the Chancellor appears to have ruled out rises in income tax rates. What is less clear is how any tax rises (and indeed any spending cuts) will fit with a growth agenda.
Join the webcast for our insights on the Budget’s implications for business and individuals, including:
- The economy: The Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR)’s latest economic and public finances outlook, which will be published the same day.
- Beyond the headlines: Policy measures, new consultations, sector issues and changes to tax administration.
- What’s next: Wider implications for taxpayers and business planning, including the international context.
Speakers:
- Peter Arnold, EY UK Chief Economist
- Sarah Farrow, Partner, Ultra-High-Net-Worth, EY Private Client Services Limited
- Maheshi Gourlay, Partner, International Tax and Transaction Services, Ernst & Young LLP
- Chris Sanger, EY Global Government Tax Leader, EY UK Tax Policy Leader
