Autumn Budget 2024: as it happened
Introduction
For the first time since 2010, a Labour chancellor will deliver a Budget.
Rachel Reeves faces plenty of tough choices. She has promised not to increase income tax, VAT or national insurance but her party has also pledged to increase investment in public services and confront a £20bn "black hole" in the public finances.
The Labour party's pledges on tax mean there has been plenty of speculation about where it will look to raise revenue, including inheritance tax, capital gains tax and pensions.
Join our panel live to find out what Reeves will announce and get instant analysis.
Our panellists are:
- Claire Trott, divisional director for retirement and holistic planning at St James's Place
- Tony Hall, head of business development at Saffron Building Society
- Eleanor Ingilby, head of high net worth at Atomos
- Caroline Le Jeune, private client tax partner at RSM UK
- Flora Barnes, corporate tax partner at RSM UK
