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This is the fourth of a series of articles analysing details of the recent Autumn Budget statement and the impact these measures will have in particular on employers and those looking to exit.

The 2025 Budget introduced several changes that will reshape how business owners draw income, structure their companies and plan for the future. While these measures didn’t grab the headlines like changes to income tax or property charges, it’s highly likely they’ll impact the decisions you make daily when you’re running a business.

This is the third of a series of articles analysing details of the recent Autumn Budget statement and the impact these measures will have on family businesses, future generations and those looking for tax efficient investments.

Reforms to Inheritance Tax (IHT) stand out as one of the biggest and most impactful long-term shifts from the 2025 Budget. Rather than tinkering at the edges with thresholds and allowances, these changes fundamentally change how families pass on businesses, pensions, and assets.

Business advisory firm Quantuma is pleased to announce the appointment of seasoned Personal Insolvency specialist Joanne (Jo) Wright as head of its Personal Insolvency team. Jo, who has been instrumental in leading the Personal Insolvency practice at Quantuma’s sister firm KR8 Advisory, will take the helm of Quantuma’s Personal Insolvency practice, in addition to her role with KR8. Both Quantuma and KR8 are members of the K3 Capital Group.

The true cost of capital is rarely the headline number.

In our final accredited CPD course of 2025, delivered in conjunction with leading training provider Tolley, Jeremy Mindell returned to focus on year-end tax planning.

This is the second of a series of articles analysing details of the recent Autumn Budget statement and the impact these measures will have on business owners, their advisors and private individuals.

One of the clearest differentiation points between the latest Budget and the previous one is its focus on taxing wealth more directly. Changes to income tax have grabbed a lot of the headlines, but the signs all point in one direction: this government is going for wealth rather than income, now and in the future.

This is the first of a series of articles analysing details of the recent Autumn Budget statement and the impact these measures will have on businesses and individuals alike.

Make no mistake. Despite what the government may say, the 2025 Budget contained a series of measures that increase the tax burden, even if headline rates did not rise. Frozen thresholds, higher inflation and more targeted increases combine to pull more people into higher liabilities. For business owners, these quiet yet impactful rises add up quickly and may change how you plan for the future. In this article, we’ll tell you why.

Funding today is no longer one-size-fits-all.

In this webinar, Jeremy Mindell, Director at Primondell Ltd, delivers a considered response to the Budget. He explores the implications of the Chancellor's decisions and discusses her vision for economic stability and growth.