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Autumn Budget 2026 tax response from Grant Thornton: what Chancellor John Healey’s first Budget means for business, employment, private and indirect tax.
The UK spends at least £206 billion a year on going out, going away and taking part in experiences. The Experience Economy Index shows where that money goes and who's positioned to benefit.
The UK Autumn Budget 2026 took place on 28 October 2026. Read our analysis of what was announced.
Many businesses expand overseas by accident. Learn how to spot hidden tax, VAT and payroll risks and go international on purpose. Hannah Magee explains.
Stay up to date with our latest round up of financial regulation.
Many UK automotive suppliers have the capacity, automation and delivery discipline that aerospace and defence need. So what is stopping the UK supply chain pivoting to these sectors? After a revealing working session in Birmingham, Jon Roden reflects on what needs to happen next.
Charity audit and risk committee chairs share how AI is being used, the risks it brings and why governance and controls need to keep pace.
Recent FCA commentary has provided further insight into industry preparedness for the UK's transition to T+1 settlement. Rebecca Deane examines the operational, technology and governance challenges firms continue to address, including automation, third-party dependencies, settlement performance and industry testing ahead of implementation.
The FCA and PRA's Phase 2 consultation on SM&CR proposes a series of reforms designed to streamline regulatory requirements, reduce administrative burdens and support UK competitiveness while maintaining accountability standards. The article examines the key proposals, the potential impact on firms, and the practical steps organisations should consider as the reforms progress.
AI agent governance: benchmark where you stand, assign clear ownership and put controls in place. Practical first steps for boards and risk leaders.
Founders’ Relief offers a 10% CGT rate on up to £10m of gains, but as a Founder, will you qualify? See the tests, what it’s worth and what to do before April 2027.
Autumn Budget 2026 tax response from Grant Thornton: what Chancellor John Healey’s first Budget means for business, employment, private and indirect tax.
Nordic-style industrial compounders are buying UK manufacturers. Discover why these long-term investors offer an alternative exit to PE and trade buyers.
Directors of close companies must now report company details, dividends and shareholding on their 2025/26 tax return. Here’s what’s changed and what to do now.
Choosing trade finance, or refinancing an existing facility, is rarely straightforward and it can be hard for firms to navigate their options. We explain why understanding the working capital cycle is essential, and how modelling different facilities against it helps businesses choose the right provider.
Learn how a court-appointed receivership unwound a £38m sham trust, widened enforcement and secured a contested £15m divorce settlement.
National Care Service reform: what it means for councils and NHS partners, from funding pressures to joining up care, health, housing and communities.
With income tax rates, employee National Insurance and VAT rises ruled out, where could the Chancellor raise revenue on 28 October? Our predictions for the UK’s Autumn Budget 2026.
How Grant Thornton supported Milton Keynes City Council's procurement of Suez as operator of its energy-from-waste facility