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 5: The state of the world in January 2025
The Daffernomics Podcast
25 minutes
10 months ago
The Daffernomics Podcast Episode 5: The state of the world in January 2025
Martin Gibbs, Brian Jukes and Karen Keeling reflect on the state of the world in January 2025. Reflecting on the October 2024 Budget and how it was way worse than we first thought.... with big impacts on Agricultural Property Relief, Pensions and Inheritance Tax, a huge increase in employer's national insurance and the impact on confidence and the UK economyFollowing up on our hugely successful episode 3 last year on ESG, we take a look the current state of ESG (Environmental, Social and Gove...
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...
