28/10/2026
π¨ BUDGET 2026: What does it mean for property investors and business owners?
The Chancellor has delivered today's Budget, and there are some significant announcements worth paying attention to.
Here are four key headlines:
π Landlords: Property income tax rates are set to rise to 24%, 44% and 49% from April 2027, depending on your tax band.
π· Capital Gains Tax: No general increase to headline rates, despite speculation.
π Business owners: The lifetime limit for Business Asset Disposal Relief is set to fall from Β£1 million to Β£500,000.
π‘ One surprise: A proposed new Capital Gains Tax relief for qualifying business founders and early investors.
But what do these changes actually mean for YOUR property portfolio, business and wealth?
pin founder Simon Zutshi has been following today's announcements closely and will be sharing his analysis tomorrow evening.
He'll be breaking down the potential financial impact, strategies worth considering and where new property investment opportunities could emerge.
π― FREE Emergency 2026 Budget Briefing
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Thursday 29th October | 6:30pm UK
Reserve your FREE place: https://www.pinwebinars.co.uk/autumn-budget-2026
The Budget is out. Now it's time to understand what to do next.