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UK Private Client weekly update: Autumn Budget 2024, HMRC and SDLT developments, Court of Protection ruling, avoidance clampdowns, pensions penalties, Jersey Pillar 2, and practice resources

Published on: 31 October 2024

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  • Budgets and Finance Bills
  • Court of Protection
  • UK taxes for Private Client
  • HMRC Manuals updates
  • Tax avoidance, evasion and non-compliance
  • Pensions, insurance and tax efficient investments
  • International
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Budgets and Finance Bills

Autumn Budget 2024

The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rachel Reeves, presented the government’s Autumn Budget on Wednesday, 30 October 2024. For analysis of the consultations and statements pertinent to Private Client practitioners, see News Analyses: Autumn Budget 2024—Private Client analysis and Video analysis—Autumn Budget 2024: initial reaction from Harriet Brown, barrister at Old Square Tax Chambers. For coverage of the corporate tax themes, see News Analyses: Autumn Budget 2024—Tax analysis and Video analysis—Autumn Budget 2024: initial reaction from John Endacott, Head of Tax at PKF Francis Clark. Many of the tax measures will be carried into law via the Autumn Finance Bill 2024 (AFB 2024, also termed Finance Bill 2024–25), although the date of publication has not yet been announced...

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