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On Wednesday 30th October, the Chancellor Rachel Reeves will deliver the Labour Government’s first Autumn Statement in the House of Commons.
The government will use the Autumn Statement to outline its economic strategy, focusing on revitalising the UK economy. Key areas the government plans to address include changes to employer National Insurance contributions, potential increases in Capital Gains Tax (CGT), adjustments to pension tax rules, and a significant overhaul of the tax status for UK non-domiciled individuals (non-doms).
With a wide range of tax reforms expected, the 2024 Autumn Statement could have a significant impact on both individuals and businesses. Whether it’s adjustments to your tax liabilities, pension arrangements, or investments, staying informed will be crucial.
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