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Autumn Budget 2026
The Autumn Budget 2026 is set to be a pivotal moment for UK taxpayers, businesses and the wider economy. With speculation mounting over potential changes to capital gains tax, pensions, property, business taxation and public spending, the Chancellor’s announcements could have far-reaching implications.
Our Autumn Budget hub brings together the latest insights, analysis and expert commentary from Blick Rothenberg, helping you understand what the announcements mean for you and your business, and what to consider next.
Podcast – The Tax Factor
Autumn Budget Preview Special withh Dan Neidle
In this special episode of The Tax Factor, CEO Nimesh Shah is joined by tax expert Dan Neidle to look ahead to the Autumn Budget and examine some of the key tax issues facing the Government.
The pair discuss whether further tax rises are really needed, the pressures created by an ageing population and the pensions triple lock, as well as potential changes to Capital Gains Tax, Inheritance Tax and the FIG regime.
Nimesh and Dan also consider what a simpler UK tax system could look like and why, after years of tax changes and speculation, a boring Budget with no gimmicks might be exactly what the UK needs.
Webinar – Autumn Budget 2026: What is Ahead for Tax?
With a new Prime Minister in office and the Autumn Budget fast approaching, there is growing speculation about what the Chancellor, John Healey, may announce and what those decisions could mean for individuals, businesses and the wider UK economy.
Join Blick Rothenberg’s tax specialists as they look ahead to one of the most anticipated fiscal events of the year.
Foreign Income and Gains (FIG) Regime
From 6 April 2025, the UK tax landscape for UK residents has undergone one of the most significant reforms in a generation. The UK non‑dom regime, and with it the remittance basis of taxation, has been abolished, replaced by the new Foreign Income and Gains (FIG) regime.
Visit our hub to learn more about the regime and how Blick Rothenberg can support you.
Making Tax Digital
From 6 April 2026, HMRC’s Making Tax Digital for Income Tax Self-Assessment (MTD ITSA) will be mandatory for sole traders and landlords earning over £50,000 annually.
Suzanne Briggs, Private Client Partner, Stephanie Levin, Head of Entrepreneurial Services and Audit, Accounting and Outsourcing Partner and Mitesh Khoot, Private Client Manager discuss what impacted individuals should be doing now to prepare for the changes.
Blick Rothenberg partners with Lloyd’s Bank British Business Excellence Awards again for 2026
Our partnership with The Lloyds British Business Excellence Awards will continue into a third year as the ‘Blick Rothenberg Mid-Market Growth Business of the Year’ category is retained for 2026.
Read more about the award and our partnership.
FRS 102 in Focus: What CFOs need to know about revenue recognition and lease accounting changes
Webinar Replay
FRS 102 is changing – are you prepared?
In this practical and interactive webinar we break down what these changes mean for CFOs and finance leaders, what you need to be thinking about now, and how to avoid surprises when the new standards take effect.
Nimesh Shah Appointed Chair of the Global Executive Board at Allinial Global
We are proud to announce that our CEO Nimesh Shah, has been appointed Chair of the Global Executive Board at Allinial Global, one of the world’s leading associations of independent accounting and advisory firms.
This appointment is a significant milestone for both Nimesh and Blick Rothenberg, reflecting his leadership within the global accountancy profession and his long-standing commitment to collaboration, innovation, and growth across international markets.
