What the September ‘mini-Budget’ means for the UK economy
Listen to our EY panel discuss the outcomes of the Chancellor’s ‘mini-Budget’ announcements.
On 23 September, the Chancellor, Kwasi Kwarteng delivered his 'mini-Budget' as part of his presentation of the Government’s Growth Plan introducing the biggest package of tax cuts in generations. The Growth Plan itself contained a significant number of proposals, some of these were widely expected, some had not been forecast.
Watch our on-demand webcast where our EY Tax and ITEM Club specialists looked at the implications of the announcements in more detail and shared their insights on the impact the measures will have on businesses, employers and individuals.
What the webcast covers:
- How the Treasury intends to deliver on its focus of 2.5% growth
- What the expected tax cuts might mean for the UK economy
- What the 'mini-Budget' shows for the government’s potential tax policy going forward
Presenters
Chris Sanger
EY Global Government and Risk Tax Leader and EY EMEIA and UK&I (Tax Centre) Tax Policy Leader
Martin Beck
Chief Economic Advisor to EY ITEM Club
Tom Evennett
EY UK&I Family Enterprise Leader; Partner, Private Client Services, Ernst & Young LLPWebcast
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