ABOUT THIS EPISODE
As is the case with any budget announced by the government, the spring budget laid out by the Chancellor on the 15th of March has raised a myriad of questions for consumers and businesses alike. The most notable changes for business leaders that Mr Hunt shared, however, were those concerning corporation tax, and the reliefs and benefits associated with it.
In an effort to unpick the details, and shed some light on what they mean in practice, we got in touch with Neil Stockham, Tax Partner at BDO, who kindly joined us for the fourth episode in our Ask an Expert Podcast series. If you're struggling to understand exactly what the spring budget means for you and your business, this is an episode you really should tune in to.
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