The Chancellor Rishi Sunak will deliver his 2021 Budget on Wednesday 3rd March 2021.
What time is the Budget?
The Budget is expected to take place at about 12:30 pm, straight after PMQs.
The first part of the statement typically begins with a review of the nation’s finances and the economic situation. The statement then moves on to proposals for taxation.
The Chancellor’s Budget speech usually lasts about an hour.
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Our tax specialists will be watching the Budget on 3 March and will provide relevant announcements on our website and social media shortly after the Budget is announced, to make sure you are fully up to date. To pick up on our commentary, follow us on Twitter (@Hawsons) or LinkedIn.
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