Economic & Fiscal

As anticipation builds for the upcoming Autumn Budget, Rachel Reeves, the new Labour Chancellor, is set to unveil potential fiscal changes on Wednesday, 30 October 2024. Tax experts at the Cheltenham-based accounting firm Bishop Fleming have offered their insights and predictions, focusing on

In the wake of Brexit, the United Kingdom's relationship with the European Union has become more complex and multifaceted. With the dissolution of specialized parliamentary committees that previously scrutinized EU-related matters, concerns have arisen about whether the UK is adequately

Devolution and local government finance reform have taken center stage in English governance debates. Under the leadership of Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner, the new government is crafting an ambitious devolution plan aimed at transferring significant powers and funds from the central

The escalating tensions between Canada and the United States over Canada's digital services tax (DST) illustrate the complexities of international trade relations. The tax, which places a three percent levy on large foreign tech companies generating revenue from Canadian users, has sparked

The recent unveiling of the government’s Budget proposal, outlining over a billion pounds in planned spending for the next four years, has sparked an important initiative of scrutiny reviews aimed at assessing the financial prudence of these plans. This wave of scrutiny is not only vital for e

Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb is embarking on an international economic development trip to Europe, focusing on defense, mobility, and racing partnerships. This journey will take him to Slovakia and Italy and marks his 25th international development trip as governor. The tour aims to commemorate