The UK Budget is coming — but what’s actually likely to change, and what’s just speculation?

In this special episode of Business Without BS, Andy Oury and Jemma Hossa break down their predictions for the upcoming UK Budget, looking beyond the headlines at the tax changes that could affect individuals, entrepreneurs and business owners.

From pensions and Capital Gains Tax to wealth taxes, property taxes, inheritance tax and frozen thresholds, Andy and Jemma look at the options available to the government, what they think could realistically happen and the potential consequences.

Could pensions be targeted? Will Capital Gains Tax rise? Is a UK wealth tax realistic? Could stamp duty eventually disappear? And are frozen tax thresholds already functioning like a tax rise?

Think of this as a conversation with your lawyer and your accountant — you just don’t have to pay for it.

In this episode:

• What could happen to pensions in the next Budget

• Capital Gains Tax — could rates rise again?

• Why wealth tax remains such a controversial proposal

• Stamp duty, council tax and the case for a land value tax

• Why frozen tax thresholds matter

• Inheritance tax and changing allowances

• The impact tax changes could have on entrepreneurs and SMEs

• Andy and Jemma make their Budget predictions

No political theatre. No unnecessary jargon. Just Business Without BS.