It is not enough just to know the substance of the Chancellor’s Budget. More important is to understand what it means, for businesses and for individuals – and how our view of the present and the future is affected. Use the links below to access our latest view on 2011 Budget.

Economic Implications

Andrew Smith, KPMG’s Chief Economist, addresses the Economic implications of the Chancellor’s Budget 2011.

Public Sector Implications

Alan Downey, KPMG’s Head of Public Sector, addresses the Public Sector implications of the Chancellor’s Budget 2011.

Highlights

This provides our initial overview of some of the key measures in Chancellor’s Budget 2011:

Tax Policy

Video: Initial Reaction

KPMG Head of Tax Policy Anneli Collins gives her reaction to Budget 2011 – what’s new, what’s important, and what it means for businesses and individuals.

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Better or Worse Off Next Year?

Tax changes for next year have now been announced. So how do the changes hit your pocket? KPMG has analysed some common scenarios below to find out who is better off and who loses out:

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