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  • New West End Company CEO: Healey’s Budget must give High Streets room to grow

    October 20, 2026

    The West End supports more than 350,000 jobs, attracts visitors from across the world and generates significant economic activity and tax revenue for the wider UK. If the cost of operating here continues to rise, the consequences will be felt well beyond London, says Dee Corsi Two years of Autumn Budgets have heaped costs on [...]

  • The Chancellor should be brave and reform the OBR

    October 20, 2026

    Reforming the OBR will take courage, but it would well be worth it, writes Michael Martins in today's Notebook.

  • When will Burnham bring his whole self to work?

    October 20, 2026

    There have been relatively few Budget leaks ahead of next week’s fiscal event but the little we have been able to discern, while still technically in the realms of speculation, has been depressing. The latest suggestion – that people handing over the reins of a family business to the next generation could be hit with [...]

  • West End boss urges Healey to curb ‘eye-watering’ business rates

    October 20, 2026

    The West End’s top business chief has urged John Healey to avoid adding to high street firms’ “eye-watering” business rates bills.  Writing in City AM, New West End Company chief executive Dee Corsi said the Chancellor must listen to retailers and hospitality businesses who say they “cannot absorb” any more tax hikes.  The industry body, [...]

  • Why Healey will miss a £25bn bonus from better productivity 

    October 20, 2026

    The UK economy’s productivity picture has radically changed in the last year. Maurício Alencar considers what this could mean for John Healey. For weeks leading up to last year’s Budget, reports dripping from so-called Treasury sources insisted it was not Rachel Reeves’ fault that tax hikes worth billions of pounds were on the horizon. The [...]

  • Wealthy investors accelerate gifting amid fears of Budget tax raid 

    October 20, 2026

    Wealthy Brits are accelerating plans to gift money to family members as fears over possible tax changes in the looming Autumn Budget grow. Over 40 per cent of wealthy investors with an average wealth of £3.1m, said they have already gifted money or are seriously considering doing so over Budget worries, according to fresh analysis [...]

  • ‘Disaster’: Advisers raise the alarm on family business tax raid

    October 19, 2026

    John Healey’s potential tax raid on family businesses could make handing down companies to the next generation a “disaster” and damage the economy, advisers have warned. The Chancellor is reportedly considering proposals to levy income tax when business owners hand down to their children, potentially almost doubling the bill. Under current rules, transfers can be [...]

  • Goldman Sachs to host Badenoch for City charm offensive

    October 19, 2026

    Kemi Badenoch will step up her business charm offensive after the Budget with a roundtable hosted by Wall Street giant Goldman Sachs, City AM can reveal. The Tory leader will co-host a lunch for founders, investors and chief executives from across the UK alongside Goldman Sachs International’s chief executive, Anthony Gutman, City AM understands. The [...]

  • Higher taxes will ‘kick UK fintech when it is down’, Healey warned

    October 19, 2026

    Venture capital investors have warned that higher taxes on financial services would have trickle-down effects and “clip the wings” of Britain’s already capital-starved fintech sector. Start-up investors that fund the UK’s financial technology industry told City AM the sector’s struggles to access cash would be amplified by a tax hike on top banks and increases [...]

  • Healey plots Budget raid on family businesses

    October 19, 2026

    John Healey has reportedly drawn up plans for a tax raid on family businesses ahead of his first Budget, as he scrambles to avoid spending cuts. The Chancellor is considering proposals to levy income tax when business owners hand their company down to their children, potentially almost doubling the tax bill, according to a report [...]

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