The Budget Is Set For 28 October. Now What?
Krista Fox
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AUTUMN BUDGET 2026
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LOOKING AHEAD to the autumn budget 2026
With the Autumn Budget now set for 28 October, business owners are starting to assess what potential tax changes could mean for them. From Capital Gains Tax and business exits to succession planning and restructuring, there are several areas that could be impacted. Now is the time to understand your options and prepare for whatever comes next.
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Republic of Ireland Budget
ROI BUDGET 2026: KEY HEADLINES & HIGHLIGHTS
On 7 October 2025, Minister for Finance Pascal Donohoe and Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform Jack Chambers set out Ireland’s plans for the year ahead.
Ireland has been running strong Budget surpluses for three years straight — with €10.2 billion projected for 2025 and €5.1 billion for 2026. The creation of two long-term funds to tackle demographic, structural and climate challenges reinforces a clear message: Ireland is open for business and planning for the future.
Scottish Budget
SCOTTISH BUDGET 2026: KEY HEADLINES
Finance Secretary Shona Robison took to Holyrood to unveil the Scottish Budget for 2026–27, setting out how the SNP government plans to spend, save and tax in the year ahead.
The focus? Supporting Scottish families, strengthening the NHS and continuing investment in Scotland’s infrastructure. Big ambitions, big expectations. And with no leaks ahead of time the tension lasted right up to the final line of the speech. So, did the Budget deliver?
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