Key Points from the Autumn Budget 2024
Monday 4th of November 2024.
Key Points from the Autumn Budget 2024
Since the new Labour government came into power in July, the UK has patiently awaited the first budget from Rachel Reeves – the first female chancellor to deliver a budget. Reeves unveiled a series of revenue raising measures; with employers, farms and family businesses seeing some of the largest changes. Read the main takeaways from the 2024 Autumn Budget here: Autumn Budget Statement Report 2024 Tax Table 2024
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