Autumn Budget 2025

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Autumn Budget 2025

What it means for you

Chancellor Rachel Reeves today delivered the Autumn Budget, announcing measures to raise £26 billion by 2030 through wealth and asset taxes while avoiding increases to Income Tax, National Insurance and VAT.

Key changes include a new ‘mansion tax’, higher rates on dividends, property and savings income, and a mileage-based charge for electric vehicles from 2028. The Chancellor also confirmed the two-child benefit cap will end in April, alongside targeted spending on public services and welfare reforms.

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Our insights

Explore our Tax experts’ predictions and insights on how the Autumn Budget could impact businesses and individuals.