What will be true of the 2025 UK.gov Autumn Budget?
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84%
Any Income Tax band frozen
65%
Any tax increase on gambling
56%
Extension of scope of VAT
56%
Any change to Inheritance Tax (IHT)
55%
Increase in Council Tax
50%
Any change to higher rate tax relief on pension contributions
50%
Any change to pension tax free lump sum allowance
49%
Any change to cash ISAs
48%
Increase in Income Tax (any band)
48%
Dividend tax rates aligned with income
42%
Any increase to Corporation Tax
41%
Increase in Fuel Duty
40%
Increase in Employer National Insurance
37%
Increase in Employee National Insurance
33%
Any change to personal allowance
32%
Reduction or removal of the over-60s free oyster travel
31%
Any change to stamp duty
18%
Any wealth tax
14%
Abolition of council tax
13%
Increase in VAT rate

Resolves according to the budget speech itself, items will not resolve based on leaks or on information released post-budget, except in the case of a question which is difficult to resolve based on the speech which is clarified in supplementary announcements.

“Any increase in…” questions will resolve on any change that directly increases a tax rate, or changes to e.g. bands or eligibility. May resolve 50% if a change results in some taxpayers paying more and some paying less.

  • Update 2025-08-06 (PST) (AI summary of creator comment): The "Increase in VAT rate" option refers specifically to changes in the VAT rate itself, not to extending the scope of VAT to previously exempt goods.

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@creator it's been delayed so you may want to extend the deadline

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@Noit could easily see this going either way. On the one hand, they need revenue from somewhere and it's a tax they've not promised not to raise, but on the other hand it doesn't raise much and it tends to upset people

@Noit can I clarify: would extending the scope of VAT resolve this YES? E.g. if some good that currently has 0% VAT was given the standard 20%, is that an "increase in VAT"? Or is it only if the standard rate is increased from 20%?

@Fion I was thinking of VAT rate and have amended to distinguish from the option you’ve added

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Might improve clarity to mention it's the UK budget in the title in addition to just in the tags, since the site is mostly non-brits

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