Key takeaways from October 2026 Budget

Income tax, VAT & National Insurance :-No increase for the remainder of this Parliament

VAT on domestic electricity to be removed from 1 October 2026

Business‑rates relief:- 20 % cut for pubs, social clubs and live‑music venues from April 2027; high‑street relief threshold raised from £12k to £18k

Personal allowance stays at £12,570

Household support payment:- £100 paid to ~20 million households in council‑tax bands A‑D to help with energy bills

Fuel duty cut extended until

Bank surcharge: – Temporary 3 % increase (Jan 2027 – Mar 2028) to fund energy‑bill

Capital Gains Tax (CGT) Possible alignment of CGT rates with income‑tax rates; discussion of a “Founder’s Relief” for gains up to £10 m at 10 %

Wealth tax / mansion tax:- Talk of a higher‑value council‑tax surcharge on properties ≥ £2 m; wealth‑tax threshold debated around £

Inheritance Tax (IHT)Speculation about reliefs for agricultural/business assets; no firm proposal

Corporation tax for large companies to stay at 25 %;

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