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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.
Back-up servicing has moved from a documentation formality to a live risk management issue.
A look at the pressures still facing hospitality firms after a strong summer, and what they mean for restructuring activity in the market.
In this episode, David Morrey and Ben Farmer explore the latest regulatory developments shaping financial services. They discuss the FCA's decision to make its Handbook available via API and what this could mean for RegTech, compliance functions and AI-enabled regulatory monitoring.
Our 2026 report provides an overview of the care homes sector, the challenges faced by operators and explores the potential, now and in the future.
Guidance on when to bring auditors into a bus franchising scheme assessment under the Bus Services Act 2025, reducing delay and legal risk.
In April 2021, the updated IR35 legislation went live for large and medium private sector organisations. Michelle Perry looks at whether the HMRC CEST tool is really your best option.
Fraud rarely appears overnight. Learn the early warning signs auditors and CFOs should watch for, using the a real life case study.
Local authority bus company guidance: Neil Peckett sets out the risks and benefits an LTA should weigh before setting up a LABCo, under the Bus Services Act.
UK Supreme Court rules covert director conduct breaches good faith duty under s172, even with sincere belief - key implications for boards and IPs.
UK financial services regulation is entering a critical delivery phase, and the sector can't afford to get it wrong. In this episode, Alex Ellerton, Head of Financial Services, and Chris Laverty, Head of Financial Services Restructuring, are joined Bob Wigley, UK Finance Chair, to unpack three of the biggest questions facing UK banking right now.
The Mills Review predicts widespread autonomous AI by 2030, with implications for Consumer Duty and the need for a robust AI governance framework.
Find out why employers need to to transition to a more efficient approach of making pension contributions via a salary sacrifice arrangement.
Dorset’s top private businesses revealed. Download the Dorset LTD 2026 report for insight into growth, turnover and sector performance
The cost of employing people is going to rise in 2025 – reviewing your benefits can increase the value of your spend.
Grant Thornton advised Dubai's RTA on re-letting its £1bn Metro and Tram operations and maintenance contract, from strategic review to financial close.
Equal pay risk and apprenticeship strategy in public sector HR: Caroline Nugent on six weeks bringing practitioner experience to Grant Thornton.
