Budget dashes industry’s hopes for UK captive announcement

But the LMG said the Chancellor could be waiting for her maiden Mansion House speech to launch a consultation for an onshore captive regime

Sarah JollyOctober 31, 2024
HMRC (Her Majesty Treasury) sign in London, UK in black and white
HM Treasury building, Westminster. Credit: Shutterstock/Claudio Divizia

Hopes that the UK government would use yesterday’s budget to announce a much-anticipated consultation for a captive regime in the country were dashed in Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ first budget statement, although the London Ma...

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Sarah JollyOctober 31, 2024
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