The Spring Budget 2021 Webinar

Join our experts on 4 March as they explore the Spring Budget 2021. Our panel will take you through the technical issues arising from the Chancellor’s speech and provide a practical assessment of the key announcements and their impact for both businesses and individuals.

As ever with the Budget, the devil is in the detail. Our presenters will also look to unravel and highlight any issues the Chancellor may not have made obvious in his address to Parliament.

If you would like to attend our webinar, please register here. 

So, what can we expect to see from Sunak this Spring?

Over the past year we have seen an array of legislative measures implemented; some have been introduced to react to the magnifying and devastating impacts of the Coronavirus, others introduced to coincide with ongoing matters such as Brexit and leaving the European Union.

In last year’s Budget, ambitious infrastructure plans were revealed and the Chancellor announced the highest level of investment since 1955. Following the Summer Statement unveiled on July 8, it was confirmed in September 2020 that the planned Autumn Budget would be scrapped due to the continuing effects of the pandemic.

The UK Government have announced this 2021 Spring Budget will set out the next phase to tackle the virus, its plan to further protect jobs and will be published alongside the Office for Budget Responsibility’s latest forecasts.

Praveen Gupta, National Head of Tax at Azets, has outlined the importance of additional tax reductions and reliefs needed to be issued by the Chancellor to further protect SMEs, especially those in industries who have become mothballed by the current crisis. Ultimately, this could provide SMEs with the cash and time they need to survive into 2022 and beyond.

Join us on 4 March 2021, as we unravel the anticipated announcements and the impact for both individuals and businesses.

Format and timings

12:30pm Start

14:00pm Finish

(There will be a Q&A session)