Webinar: The Budget decoded – what happens next? by AccountingWEB

About

The Budget headlines are only the starting point. What really matters is what the Chancellor’s announcements mean for businesses, employers and the accountants advising them.

In this post-Budget webinar by AccountingWEB, in association with BrightPay by Bright, we’ll unpack the measures likely to have the biggest impact on firms and explore what they mean in practice. We’ll look across tax, business costs, employment and the wider economic picture, while considering the questions accountants should be asking their clients now.

Payroll will be one part of the discussion, with a closer look at any changes affecting employers, employees and the cost of running a workforce. But we’ll also step back to assess the bigger picture and what the Budget means for practices over the months ahead.

We'll be joined by payroll expert Ian Holloway and ATT's Emma Rawson for this essential Budget debrief.

Key takeaways
- Cut through the Budget headlines and understand the measures that matter
- Assess what the announcements mean for firms and their clients
- Understand the payroll and employment implications for employers
- Identify the key issues accountants should be discussing with clients now

Join this webinar to cut through the headlines, understand what the announcements mean and get clear on the issues you should be discussing with clients.

Sign up now for a practical post-Budget briefing.

Presenters

Ian Holloway

Payroll and Reward Consultant

Ian Holloway is a highly respected payroll practitioner, writer, advisor and trainer and has worked in the payroll profession for over 30 years. Ian has hands-on experience processing payrolls from all sectors, large and small.

In 2011 he shifted focus to his passion for educating the profession, and also worked on improving Payroll software solutions to meet legislative requirements and business goals. He is the Trailblazer Chair for the Level 3 Payroll Administrator Apprenticeship and the Level 5 Payroll Assistant Manager Apprenticeship. He also advises on the practical impacts of new government legislation.

As a payroll consultant, Ian’s broad experience and up-to-date knowledge allows him to publish insights to UK HR and payroll professionals through workshops, white papers, newsletters and face-to-face presentations. Ian regularly speaks at industry conferences and is a featured writer for several Payroll, HR and Finance publications.

Emma Rawson

Director of Public Policy, Association of Taxation Technicians (ATT)

Matthew Ord

Deputy Editor, AccountingWEB

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