The Autumn Budget and the financial services sector
On Wednesday, 30th October, Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves will present Labour’s first Budget, accompanied by a comprehensive fiscal statement from the Office for Budget Responsibility.
This pivotal Budget will set the scene for the UK’s economic strategy and will not only shape the landscape of business and personal taxation but will also set out key policies.
In response to the Chancellor's announcements, MHA's Tax and VAT specialists, Alison Conley, Peter Carville and Robin Prince will provide a detailed review and analysis of the Budget’s content. This session will specifically focus on what the Budget means for investment funds, banks and the wider PE and VC community, offering crucial insights into how the new measures could impact operations and growth opportunities.
Will there be changes to IHT, CGT or pensions or will the government be tempted to change surcharges and levies for banks or impose a windfall tax? Whatever the changes, we will analyse the impact and there will also be a Q&A session where you will have an opportunity to direct your questions to our presenters.
Who should attend?
Tax and finance teams, Directors, Partners, CFOs and COOs working across the financial services sector.
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Alison Conley Retail & Consumer, Corporate and International Tax Partner
Alison is a Tax Partner who works across the UK and internationally with fund and asset management clients
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Robin Prince VAT and Indirect Tax Partner
Robin is a Tax Partner specialising in VAT. He joined MHA in 2023, having previously headed the Indirect Tax team at Barclays Bank.
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Peter Carville Tax Partner
Peter is a Tax Partner in the financial services team. He joined MHA in 2024, previously having worked at a big 4 firm.