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Autumn Budget 2025

  • HMRC mansion tax inspectors to target homes for property valuations

    Tax

    HMRC will send mansion tax inspectors to homes across the UK to determine whether homeowners should pay more tax under the new levy. The taxman will deploy valuation agents who will be able to demand entry to properties in order to assess whether they are worth over £2m and therefore fall under The High Value [...]

    Prime property in the UK capital has been in a slump over the past decade
  • Magners owner hits out at Reeves as hospitality crisis hits sales

    Hospitality

    The maker of Magners and Bulmers cider missed its profit and revenue targets this year, blaming Rachel Reeves’ Budget and the “financial stress” it caused pubs and bars. C&C Group, which also owns the Orchard Pig and Jubel brands, said it is seeing resilient demand for cider and beer but plummeting sales of high-alcohol drinks [...]

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  • London luxury property market extends slump as Iran war knocks confidence

    Property

    London’s luxury property market continued its slump in February as market confidence took a hit from the Iran war just as it began to recover from last year’s Budget.  There were 31 per cent fewer sales for prime properties – which defines those in the top five per cent of the market – this February [...]

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  • John Lewis boss: Labour must keep pledge to reform business rates

    March 12, 2026

    Labour must honour its manifesto promise to fundamentally reform the business rates system, John Lewis boss Jason Tarry has said.  The retail chairman said the changes at last year’s Budget were positive for retail but offered a “short-term” fix to a system which unfairly disadvantages physical retailers as opposed to online shops. Chancellor Rachel Reeves [...]

  • Persimmon: Housebuilder posts profit as property market ‘recovers’

    March 10, 2026

    Housebuilder Persimmon toasted rising profit and house completions, buoyed by a property market which it says is recovering from last year’s Budget slowdown. Persimmon notched rising profit before tax in the year to December 2025, up 11 per cent to £397m, and built 11,905 homes, up 12 per cent from the year before. Investors rewarded [...]

  • Treasury ignored DCMS gambling tax hike concerns before Budget raid

    March 6, 2026

    Whitehall raised questions about the amount of money a gambling levy could raise before Chancellor Rachel Reeves pushed ahead with tax hikes in the Autumn Budget. A Freedom of Information request seen by City AM shows analysis by the Department of Culture, Media and Sport in response to proposals by the Social Market Foundation and [...]

  • Estate agency Foxtons says ‘government-driven’ costs harming bottom line

    March 5, 2026

    Leading estate agency Foxtons has hit out at the “strain” caused by national insurance and minimum wage hikes as it contends with a “challenging” market. The firm said “government-driven” pressures are harming its bottom line, as revenue growth was “offset” by increased external costs. The Labour government is facing increasing pressure from business to address [...]

  • Taylor Wimpey profit halves as Budget impacts sales

    March 5, 2026

    The UK’s third-largest house builder saw its profits halve last year due to the cost of fire safety regulations and a regulatory settlement with the competition watchdog. Taylor Wimpey’s profit plummeted by 54 per cent to £146.5m despite revenue growing by 13 per cent to £3.8bn, in the financial year to December 2025. The group [...]

  • Optimism picking up after ‘disruptive’ Budget, says Paragon chief

    January 27, 2026

    Optimism in the UK is beginning to pick up, the boss of FTSE 250 lender Paragon has said, after sentiment was dampened by rampant tax speculation in the second half of 2025. Nigel Terrington, the boss of Paragon bank, told City AM that despite it being the early days of 2026, the mood was beginning [...]

  • Scottish higher earners at risk of being hammered with more tax

    January 13, 2026

    Higher earners in Scotland could pay over £1,000 more in extra tax, as the Scottish Finance Secretary copies Rachel Reeves’ Autumn Budget playbook. Finance Secretary Shona Robison opted to raise the tax threshold for both basic and intermediate tax payers, but left the higher rate unchanged, which is likely to drag more earners into higher [...]

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