Martin Gibbs is joined by Dafferns tax partners Brian Jukes and Mark Brayshaw to chew over the November 2025 Budget. In a clear breach of their manifesto pledges, Chancellor Rachel Reeves came back for a second year of tax raises. This time she is after a further £26 billion on top of last year’s £40 billion. Tax and spend, but spending on “benefits that benefit a minority of people funded by working people” Check out our detailed Budget analysis at Dafferns.com This episode is also ava...
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Martin Gibbs is joined by Dafferns tax partners Brian Jukes and Mark Brayshaw to chew over the November 2025 Budget. In a clear breach of their manifesto pledges, Chancellor Rachel Reeves came back for a second year of tax raises. This time she is after a further £26 billion on top of last year’s £40 billion. Tax and spend, but spending on “benefits that benefit a minority of people funded by working people” Check out our detailed Budget analysis at Dafferns.com This episode is also ava...
The Daffernomics Podcast Episode 3: Everything about ESG
The Daffernomics Podcast
17 minutes
1 year ago
The Daffernomics Podcast Episode 3: Everything about ESG
In episode 3 of The Daffernomics Podcast, Martin Gibbs and Brian Jukes give their take on the world of ESG – Environmental, Social and Governance, the future heart of UK corporate reporting in the UK's drive to net zero. What is ESG?How will this impact your #SME business and when?What can and should you be doing now to prepare?What resources and diagnostics are available to help you now?https://dafferns.com/diagnostic/esg-diagnostic/ The free Dafferns ESG diagnostic https:/...
The Daffernomics Podcast
Martin Gibbs is joined by Dafferns tax partners Brian Jukes and Mark Brayshaw to chew over the November 2025 Budget. In a clear breach of their manifesto pledges, Chancellor Rachel Reeves came back for a second year of tax raises. This time she is after a further £26 billion on top of last year’s £40 billion. Tax and spend, but spending on “benefits that benefit a minority of people funded by working people” Check out our detailed Budget analysis at Dafferns.com This episode is also ava...
