Watch our Autumn Budget question time webinar 2026

Following the Autumn Budget announcement by Chancellor John Healey, which took place on Wednesday 28 October 2026, our panel of experts will delivered our Autumn Budget question time webinar on Friday 30 October. Our tax and business experts highlighted key implications of the Budget announcements, providing insights, guidance and were on hand to answer your questions to help you adapt to the changes and understand the implications for the wider UK economy.

Starting at 09:30am, this webinar was aimed aimed at everyone and discussed the key changes for both businesses and individuals.

If you have any questions about anything covered in our question time webinar, please contact us today.

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Latest news, announcements and insights for the 2026 Autumn Budget

The 2026 Autumn Budget announcement took place on Wednesday 28 October, arriving at a turbulent time for the UK economy, with a new prime minister and a government facing mounting pressure from across the political spectrum to balance economic stability with the need to support growth and public confidence.

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With inflation remaining persistent, productivity waning, and the ongoing cost of living challenges, the Chancellor’s announcements have a range of implications for households, businesses, investors and the UK economy. The markets will also be watching closely to see how decisions from the Autumn Budget are received.

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Autumn Budget tax planning

As we head into a decisive period for the UK economy’s future, all eyes are on The Chancellor, John Healey, and what his economic priorities will mean for individuals, families and businesses across the country as part of the 2026 Autumn Budget announcement.

Tax remains a key area of focus, with both individuals and businesses looking to manage their tax liabilities efficiently amidst changing rules and regulations.

To help support families and businesses, our detailed inheritance tax planning resource centre is a great place to find practical advice and insights, including our downloadable IHT guide.

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    Autumn Budget FAQs

    Below are some of the most frequently asked questions we received about the 2026 Autumn Budget.

    The Autumn Budget 2026 is confirmed for Wednesday 28 October 2026.

    The speech usually starts around 12:30pm, after Prime Minister’s Questions.

    It will be delivered by the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Rt Hon John Healey MP. He was appointed Chancellor on 20 July 2026, and this will be his first Budget.

    Our Autumn Budget question time webinar will take place on Friday 30 October, starting at 09:30am. You can register for the question time webinar here.

    The Chancellor announced the date in a letter to the Treasury Select Committee, published on GOV.UK on 31 July 2026.

    The Budget will be read in the House of Commons.

    It is an opportunity for the Chancellor to set out the government’s plans for spending, taxation and the UK economy.

    Yes. It is the first fiscal event of Andy Burnham’s premiership.