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Budget 2021
At this moment the Chancellor, the Conservative Party, and the country stand at a “fork in the road”. As the UK moves out of the COVID pandemic Rishi Sunak must now decide how much of a role the British state will play in its recovery. How the Chancellor answers that question in this Budget may well set the tone for the next three years.
Next week’s Budget will be a major milestone with regard to the Government’s approach to taxation and spending as the UK attempts to move beyond COVID-19.
One Year On: General Election 2019
In the week marking a year since the 2019 general election, DeHavilland have put together a briefing exploring how the Government has fared, and what to look out for in 2021.
Speculation briefing - Spending Review 2020
DeHavilland’s latest briefing brings together all the speculation so far on the contents of the Spending Review, covering everything from COVID-19 to infrastructure to taxation
Stephen Barclay discusses COVID-19 economic impact
DeHavilland has summarised yesterday's appearance of Chief Secretary to the Treasury Stephen Barclay before the Treasury Committee to discuss the economic impact of coronavirus.