UK Budget 2024: How are expats going to be affected by the UK Autumn Budget?

On 30th October 2024, the new Labour government will deliver their first budget since being elected.

While we were already expecting some significant changes from April 2025, especially to the Non-Dom Tax Regime, the Autumn Budget is likely to bring about more changes which British expats and foreign nationals living in the UK will need to be aware of. Already being rumoured are significant changes to Capital Gains Tax, National Insurance contributions and pensions.

While plenty of news outlets and companies will be announcing webinars and events in the hours after the budget has been concluded, we've decided to wait a week to ensure the details have been analysed and impacts understood, so we can present a fully informed tax and financial webinar in conjunction with a panel of our expert partners.

Join us on November 7th where we will discuss the Autumn Budget's tax implications, impact on currency, potential impact on your overall finances and how all of these changes will affect both British expats and foreign nationals living in the UK.

Our expert panellists

Max Huseyin, Moneycorp

Max has over 10 years experience working in Financial Services & Foreign Exchange and a cross-functional background in sales, strategy, operations, product and finance. Max works with Moneycorp's corporate, retail and private clients to deliver first-class customer experience and satisfaction.

Jamie Favell, Tax Advisory Partnership 

Jamie is the Head of Private Client Tax at Tax Advisory Partnership, a leading specialist tax firm employing over 40 qualified tax professionals and with offices in London and Leeds.  The private client team specialises in international private client tax matters with a focus on the taxation of UK and US taxpayers.