2020/21 Tax card

Published by Daniel Grainge on 11 March 2020

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Our 2020/21 tax card is now available.

Just 27 days after his surprise appointment as Chancellor, Rishi Sunak delivered his first Budget to the refrain of ‘getting things done’.

It was a Budget delivered through the increasingly cloudy COVID-19 lens and the UK’s recent departure from the EU.

The latest version of our tax card can be found within our Publications area (search “Tax cards”). If you are interested in seeing previous versions of our tax cards, please contact enquiries@krestonreeves.com with details of your request.

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