Autumn Budget 2021 Explained
27 October 2021 : Industry News

27 October 2021 : Industry News
On 27 October, The Chancellor, Rishi Sunak, announced his budget in the House of Commons. After a telling off from the Madam Speaker, Eleanor Laing, for releasing too much to the press, he soon got into his stride, confidently outlining his plans to build a new post-Covid economy.
Although the country still has a huge challenge on its hands, it was comforting to hear that the UK economy is set to recover 12 months earlier than forecast, returning to pre-Covid levels in 2022 with a 6.5% annual growth this year.
In his second budget, Rishi promised to simultaneously deliver growth and jobs, whilst reducing national debt. His strategy will invest in skills, services, working families and levelling up.
In our DJH Mitten Clarke Autumn Budget Report we look at the Chancellor's strategy in detail, however here are the key headlines impacting business:
Although a lot was covered in the overall, as predicted it was a relatively quiet budget for business. Our special 2021 Autumn Budget Report sets out the economic background, the measures introduced by The Chancellor and the early reaction to his speech.
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