02/11/2026
AUTUMN BUDGET 2026 – WHAT DOES IT MEAN FOR YOU AND YOUR BUSINESS?
The Autumn Budget was delivered on 28 October 2026, introducing several important changes that could affect individuals, landlords, self-employed people and business owners across the UK.
At Ostoya Accountancy Limited, we've highlighted some of the key announcements you should know about.
Savings & Property Income
From April 2027, Income Tax rates on savings and property income will increase by a further 2 percentage points.
Trading Allowance
From 6 April 2027, the trading allowance will increase from £1,000 to £3,000, providing additional support for people starting a business or earning qualifying trading income.
National Living Wage
From 1 April 2027, the National Living Wage will increase to £13.21 per hour. Employers should start considering the impact on payroll and staffing costs.
Capital Gains Tax
From April 2027, the Business Asset Disposal Relief lifetime limit will reduce from £1 million to £500,000.
A new Founders' Relief will also offer a 10% CGT rate on up to £10 million of eligible lifetime gains for qualifying founders.
Fuel Duty & Energy Costs
The existing 5p fuel duty reduction and temporary VAT cut on electricity bills have been extended until 1 July 2027.
WHAT DOES THIS MEAN FOR YOU?
Some changes may create opportunities, while others could increase costs or affect future tax planning.
Whether you're self-employed, running a limited company, employing staff or receiving rental income, now is a good time to review your financial position and prepare for the changes ahead.
NEED HELP UNDERSTANDING THE BUDGET?
At Ostoya Accountancy, we provide practical, straightforward accounting and tax support tailored to your circumstances.
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Source: HM Treasury, Budget 2026. Changes are subject to eligibility requirements and, where applicable, legislation.