Autumn Budget 2026: Get ahead of what's next

The Autumn Budget is taking place on 28 October. From potential tax changes to decisions affecting businesses and individuals, our specialists will help you make sense of the announcements and what they mean for you

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Autumn Budget 2026 is fast approaching

With the Chancellor set to deliver the Autumn Budget on 28 October, businesses, investors and individuals are all asking the same question: what could change?

While the rumour mill has been surprisingly quiet, that doesn’t mean there isn’t plenty to watch. From potential tax changes and pensions reform to investment and business measures, there are a number of areas that could have a significant impact.

Crystal balls are in short supply at CP, but our team of tax geeks has been scanning the horizon for the measures most likely to make an appearance. And when the announcements land, our experts will be on hand with timely insights, practical analysis and straightforward guidance on what it all means for you.

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What will the Budget mean for you?

Cooper Parry Wealth and Tax specialists will be cutting through the headlines to explore what the changes could mean for you, your money and your family’s financial future.

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When the Chancellor delivers the Budget, our specialists will cut through the noise to explain what the announcements really mean for you, your business and your finances.

No jargon. No unnecessary complexity. Just expert insight to help you understand what’s changing and what to consider next.

Budget Updates, All in One Place

Everything you need to stay on top of the Budget.

From breaking news and expert highlights to in-depth guides and analysis, is all right here. Whether it’s updates from across the UK or insights from the Republic of Ireland, this is your one place to catch every key announcement and understand what it means for you and your business.

Republic of Ireland budget 2027

Republic of Ireland Budget

ROI BUDGET 2027: KEY HEADLINES & HIGHLIGHTS

Irish Budget 2027 delivers a mix of tax cuts, reliefs and incentives aimed at supporting households while maintaining Ireland’s appeal as a place to live, invest and do business. With Corporation Tax held at 12.5%, lower CGT rates, higher income tax thresholds and new savings incentives, the Budget focuses on both stability and growth.

For businesses, certainty remains the priority. For individuals, the focus is on putting more money back into people’s pockets through tax reductions, increased credits and expanded reliefs.

Scottish Budget

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?