Autumn Budget 2025

Welcome to our dedicated hub for the Autumn Budget 2025, delivered by Chancellor Rachel Reeves on 26 November 2025. This Budget marks one of the most wide-reaching fiscal statements in recent years, setting out the government’s tax, spending and economic priorities for the rest of the Parliament.

The Chancellor’s speech outlined a series of tax rises, structural reforms and new revenue-raising measures designed to address long-term funding pressures while supporting public services and investment. Alongside the Budget, the latest forecasts set out the expected impact on households, businesses, and the wider UK economy over the coming decade.

To help you understand what these changes mean in practical terms, we have created a series of clear, accessible blog posts covering each major announcement. Whether you’re a business owner, landlord, investor or individual taxpayer, this hub provides straightforward guidance on the measures most relevant to you.

Below, you will find links to each article, exploring the key tax changes announced in the Autumn Budget and detailing their expected financial impact.

Changes to Gambling Taxation Announced

Autumn Budget: Reduced Capital Gains Tax Relief for Employee Ownership Trusts

Major Changes to Salary-Sacrifice Pension Contributions

Dividend Tax Rates to Rise by 2 Percentage Points

New 3p-Per-Mile Charge for Electric Vehicles from 2028

Where Are Taxes Being Raised?

Autumn Budget: Tax Take Set to Reach Record High by 2030–31

New Annual ‘Mansion Tax’ Charges Announced

Autumn Budget: Income Tax Thresholds Frozen for Longer