The Scotsman Money Podcast

Scotsman Money: UK Budget podcast

22 min · 4. nov. 2024
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On Budget day, 30 October, The Scotsman gathered a range of experts to dissect the contents of the lengthy statement from Chancellor Rachel Reeves, covering everything from VAT on private school fees to Inheritance Tax (IHT) changes, and more. Some key points from their discussion, and the impact of the Budget on Scotland, have been captured for the latest Scotsman Money Budget-special podcast.  Taking part in the roundtable discussion, co-chaired by The Scotsman’s Rosemary Gallagher and Josh King, were Bruce Hendry, executive director and head of Edinburgh office at Calton; Euan Fernie, partner at MHA accountancy group; Tom Gillingham, partner at Charlotte Street Partners; and Christine Yuill, partner and head of tax at Burness Paull. ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

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Scotsman Money: UK Budget podcast

On Budget day, 30 October, The Scotsman gathered a range of experts to dissect the contents of the lengthy statement from Chancellor Rachel Reeves, covering everything from VAT on private school fees to Inheritance Tax (IHT) changes, and more. Some key points from their discussion, and the impact of the Budget on Scotland, have been captured for the latest Scotsman Money Budget-special podcast.  Taking part in the roundtable discussion, co-chaired by The Scotsman’s Rosemary Gallagher and Josh King, were Bruce Hendry, executive director and head of Edinburgh office at Calton; Euan Fernie, partner at MHA accountancy group; Tom Gillingham, partner at Charlotte Street Partners; and Christine Yuill, partner and head of tax at Burness Paull. ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

4. nov. 202422 min