The Chancellor delivered the Autumn Budget today against a backdrop of stubborn inflation, rising borrowing costs, and pressure on public finances. While the headlines focus on raising revenue, the real question for our clients is simple: how will these changes affect your take-home pay, your business, and your future tax planning?

Capital Gains Tax (CGT) is one of those areas of tax that often catches people by surprise. Whether you’re selling property, shares, or other valuable assets, it’s important to understand how CGT works, when it applies, and what you need to do to stay compliant with HMRC. This guide follows on from our recent posts on Making Tax Digital for ITSA and Payments on Account, continuing our series of simple explainers designed to help you navigate the UK tax system with confidence