RSM publishes its Budget tax predictions
George Bull
In normal times – remember those? – predicting the tax contents of the Chancellor’s annual Budget required patient analysis of all the possibilities, wise interpretation of the inevitable straws in the wind and, to be honest, a degree of good fortune. Inspiration and perspiration, you might say. Undeterred by current crises, our team of able tax specialists has carefully scrutinised tax developments so we can today publish our Budget tax predictions.
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