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- Audit & Taxation
- Posted: 04 Sep 2025
What Labour’s Autumn 2025 Budget means for financial services
02
Dec
2025
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Time: 14:00 - 15:00
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Location: Webinar
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Organised By: Paul Townsend - MHA
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Free to attend
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Paul Townsend - MHA
A free webinar hosted by BSA Associate, MHA
With Chancellor Rachel Reeves set to unveil Labour’s Autumn 2025 Budget on 26 November, this promises to be a defining moment for the UK economy.
Amid mounting economic pressures, productivity is expected to take centre stage, alongside potential new tax measures that could significantly affect the financial services landscape.
Join MHA’s tax experts, including Peter Carville and Alison Conley, for a comprehensive breakdown of the Budget’s announcements. This session will focus on the implications for financial services organisations, covering banks and building societies, investment funds, and FinTechs, and we’ll offer crucial insights into changes that may impact operations, strategy, and growth.What can we expect?
- Further reforms to Inheritance Tax (IHT) and Capital Gains Tax (CGT)?
- Pensions taxation changes or VAT reform?
- Changes to the bank surcharge, bank levy thresholds or rates?
Who should attend?
Tax, finance, and HR professionals responsible for reward, payroll, or strategic planning within financial services organisations.
Don’t miss this opportunity to stay ahead of the curve and prepare your business for what’s next.
Event Summary
- Tuesday, 2 December 2025
- 14:00 - 15:00
- paul.townsend@mha.co.uk
- Free to attend
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