2021 Spring Budget Analysis
Set out in a time of ‘challenge and change’, the 2021 Budget included some key new policies and measures to begin to navigate out in the wake of COVID-19. As the Government continues its unprecedented spending to support the economy and jobs, the Chancellor has announced his first measures to promote a recovery while addressing the growing deficit. These included:
- Ongoing support measures for businesses to secure their survival and emergence from the pandemic
- An increase in Corporation Tax rates to 25% from April 2023
- A new super deduction of 130% for investment in plant and machinery
- The announcement of 8 new freeports across England attracting a wealth of tax incentives for new investment
We’re pleased to deliver our initial response to the key tax implications from today’s announcements in our full report which you can access via the links below.
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Key Contacts

Euan Sutherland
Senior Managing Director, Head of EMEA Tax Advisory & Real Estate
London, United Kingdom

Toni Dyson
Senior Managing Director
London, United Kingdom

Ruth Steedman
Special Advisor
London, United Kingdom

Richard Turner
Senior Managing Director
London, United Kingdom

Graham Tilbury
Managing Director
London, United Kingdom

Alistair Winning
Managing Director
London, United Kingdom

Lewin Higgins-Green
Managing Director, Head of EMEA Employment Tax & Reward
London, United Kingdom