We asked 500 UK business leaders, finance leaders and heads of tax what they want from the Autumn Budget on 28 October. Abby Agopian, Head of Tax Policy, and other partners from across the firm explain why the top two answers make this a hard Budget to get right.
Filter insights by:
Popular topics
Featured insights
The UK Autumn Budget 2026 will take place on 28 October 2026. Abby Agopian, our Head of Tax Policy, looks at what we know so far.
With income tax rates, employee National Insurance and VAT rises ruled out, where could the Chancellor raise revenue? Our predictions for Autumn Budget 2026.
Having choice in where we work brings significant benefits to women in business. Carolyn Hicks highlights how flexible working is crucial for gender parity.
Why some parties to international arbitration may be disproportionately exposed to exchange rate risks.
Valuing digital assets in fraud cases is highly challenging but here’s how economics can help.
Find out what we learned about common weaknesses in local authorities from a review of 92 auditors' annual reports.
With many parents pre-empting Labour's introduction of VAT on private school fees, agility is key to staying ahead.
We explore the benefits of devolution and how this often slow and inconsistent process can be improved.
A legacy of underfunding means that the pharmacy sector needs to ensure it has the right business model to stay future-fit.
Listen to this podcast episode to explore the latest M&A trends in the facilities management sector.
Six steps for improving your forecasting, from getting stakeholder buy-in to leveraging AI to create efficiencies.
In our Risk and Regulation Unravelled podcast, we discuss developments in financial services with industry experts.
Despite the ‘tax gap’ being at its lowest level in percentage terms, the spending plans of each of the main parties relies heavily on closing the tax gap. We drill down into what it is and why the parties are focused on ‘Closing the Tax Gap’
Find out how assurance can help you manage projects and programme risk, and compare waterfall and agile approaches.
Listen to our ‘Behind the Transaction' podcast episode to hear our panel of Grant Thornton experts reflect on the private equity market performance in the first half of 2024.
A look at manifestos and other publications to gauge political parties' intentions for research and development relief.
What can BNPL firms in the US do to shore up their financial resilience in the face of new regulation?
David Morrey and Ben Farmer discuss the impact of the general election on the financial services sector, such as the delays to the regulatory initiatives grid, the finance act, the alternative investment fund designation bill, and the FCA's proposals on naming and shaming.
