3 ways the mini-budget helps travel businesses

How does the mini-budget help travel businesses? Find out in our latest post.

27 Sep, 2022 Updated 18 Oct, 2022
Finance
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Update: The new Chancellor, Jeremy Hunt, made an emergency statement on 17 October 2022, reversing some of the policies mentioned below. The increase in corporation tax from 19% to 25% will go ahead from April 2023, and the dividend tax cut has been abolished.

Some good news for start-up travel businesses, though. The extension to the Seed Enterprise Investment Scheme is still going ahead, and the Annual Investment Allowance will remain at £1million. The reversal of the national insurance increase is also still going ahead from November. You can find full details of the changes in the government’s press release.

Last week’s mini-budget might have caused maxi-chaos, but there was some good news for start-ups, tax savings and more certainty for companies investing in technology. Here are three ways the Chancellor’s announcement can help travel businesses.

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