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Determining The Impact Of The Autumn Budget On UK Family Firms


Family Business United has been active in challenging the revisions in the Autumn Budget given their impact on the family business sector, especially with regards the changes to Agricultural Property Relief and Business Property Relief. We are keen to continue to amplify the family business voice and to quantify the impact and the challenges the changes are creating.


To that end, please share your thoughts in the survey below. Your opinion matters as we need to show those with the power to review and consult on the changes that the current plans are causing significant issues.


Paul Andrews, Founder and CEO of Family Business United adds, "Family businesses are at the heart of the national economy, providing employment, generating incomes, paying taxes, creating wealth and supporting the communities in which they operate, building sustainable family firms for generations to come and the Budget is creating real concerns in businesses the length and breadth of the nation."


"We want to quantify the impact and demonstrate the risks in order to amplify the family business voice and to continue to push for change. Family business matters and the collective family business voice needs to be heard."

The survey will take around 5 minutes to complete and we appreciate you taking the time to share your thoughts with us. All responses are confidential and we will publish the results in an aggregated format to preserve confidentiality and your details will not be shared.







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  • Writer: Paul Andrews - CEO Family Business United
    Paul Andrews - CEO Family Business United
  • Jan 26
  • 1 min read
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Family Business United has been active in challenging the revisions in the Autumn Budget given their impact on the family business sector, especially with regards the changes to Agricultural Property Relief and Business Property Relief. We are keen to continue to amplify the family business voice and to quantify the impact and the challenges the changes are creating.


To that end, please share your thoughts in the survey below. Your opinion matters as we need to show those with the power to review and consult on the changes that the current plans are causing significant issues.


Paul Andrews, Founder and CEO of Family Business United adds, "Family businesses are at the heart of the national economy, providing employment, generating incomes, paying taxes, creating wealth and supporting the communities in which they operate, building sustainable family firms for generations to come and the Budget is creating real concerns in businesses the length and breadth of the nation."


"We want to quantify the impact and demonstrate the risks in order to amplify the family business voice and to continue to push for change. Family business matters and the collective family business voice needs to be heard."

The survey will take around 5 minutes to complete and we appreciate you taking the time to share your thoughts with us. All responses are confidential and we will publish the results in an aggregated format to preserve confidentiality and your details will not be shared.







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Once regarded as an occasional treat or a post-pub indulgence, pizza has risen—like a well-proofed dough—to claim a central spot in...

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Two Asian elephants have travelled across the country, in a move to boost the conservation breeding programme for the endangered species....

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