EP187 - Autumn Budget 2026: What It Actually Means for Your Business

The Autumn Budget 2026 has arrived, but what do the announcements actually mean for your business? In this special episode of The 3Bz Podcast, Stephanie Marshall, founder of A B C S UK™, goes beyond the headlines to explain the changes that UK business owners need to know about. After listening to the Chancellor's speech, working through the official Budget documents and preparing a comprehensive written round-up, Stephanie shares the key announcements in plain English. From increases to the National Minimum Wage and changes to business mileage allowances to Capital Gains Tax reliefs, VAT, e-invoicing and HMRC's plans for more frequent tax payments, this episode focuses on what could affect your costs, cash flow and future business decisions. Stephanie also explores the opportunities announced for women-led businesses, entrepreneurs and growing companies. **In this episode:** - What the economic forecasts could mean for small businesses - Minimum wage increases from April 2027 - Changes to business mileage and the trading allowance - Business Asset Disposal Relief and the new Founders' Relief - Capital allowances and business investment - VAT, online marketplaces and e-invoicing - HMRC's plans for more frequent tax payments - Funding and growth opportunities for entrepreneurs - Five practical things to review in your business Because understanding the Budget isn't about memorising tax rules. It's about knowing which changes actually affect you. **Want to understand your business finances better?** Book a free 15-minute Let's Talk Business call with A B C S UK™ at https://abcsuk.com/. For the full written Autumn Budget 2026 round-up, contact A B C S UK™ to request a copy. And don't miss Part Two, where Stephanie explores what the Budget means for your personal finances. **The 3Bz Podcast: Building Better Business.** *This episode provides general information based on announcements made on 28 October 2026. Some measures are subject to legislation or further guidance. It is not personalised financial or tax advice.*