24 Mar 2022

Spring Statement 2022: webinar recording

Following the Chancellor’s Spring Statement speech yesterday (23 March) Head of Tax, John Endacott provided his insights into the key issues:

  • What the Spring Statement tells us about the Government priorities
  • What is happening with tax revenues and the tax burden
  • The outlook for the UK economy and whether the OBR’s forecast looks too optimistic
  • What is in the Chancellor’s ‘Tax Plan’ – and what we might expect in the Autumn
  • Plus audience Q&As
  • John mentions a couple of key documents in the webinar – the links to each can be found here: OBR’s Fiscal and Economic Outlook and Spring Statement supporting documents

For all of our Spring Statement coverage – visit our Hub Page

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