From farms to the FIG regime: top tax lawyers size up Labour’s first half-year

Back in the summer of 2024, a history-making election victory handed the new Labour government a strong mandate for change.

However, delivering on popular yet expensive new policies – such as an above-inflation pay rise for public sector workers and an ambitious capital investment agenda – was subsequently complicated by the discovery of a £22bn ‘black hole’ in public finances.

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