The Finance Act 2019 received Royal Assent on 12 February 2019. It was originally introduced to Parliament as Finance (No.3) Bill 2018. On this page you can find guidance, parliamentary papers, representations and other commentary on the Bill's progress into law.

The Finance (No.2) Act 2017 received Royal Assent on 16 November 2017. It was originally introduced to Parliament as Finance Bill 2017-19. On this page you can find guidance, parliamentary papers, representations and other commentary on the Bill's progress into law.

The Finance Act 2017 received Royal Assent on 27 April 2017. It was originally introduced to Parliament as Finance (No.2) Bill 2016-17. On this page you can find guidance, parliamentary papers, representations and other commentary on the Bill's progress into law.

The Finance Act 2016 received Royal Assent on 15 September 2016. On this page you can find guidance, parliamentary papers, representations and other commentary on the Act's progress through parliament.

Rishi Sunak delivered his first Budget of 2020 on 11 March. The Tax Faculty provides its summary of all the key tax announcements in this TAXguide.

Technical managers from ICAEW Tax Faculty provide a summary of all the new announcements relating to tax in the 2018 Budget.

Technical managers from ICAEW Tax Faculty provide a summary of all the new announcements relating to tax in the Autumn Budget of 2017, covering: business and company tax; personal and employment taxes; pensions and savings; VAT and duties; avoidance, evasion and compliance.

Technical managers from ICAEW Tax Faculty provide a summary of all the new announcements relating to tax in the Spring Budget of 2017, covering: Making Tax Digital; business and company tax; personal and employment taxes; pensions and savings; VAT and duties; avoidance, evasion and compliance.

Julie Butler and Fred Butler examine the growing attraction of rollover relief.

Latest reporting on Chancellor Rishi Sunak's first budget from ICAEW's Insights hub.

On 29 October, Chancellor Philip Hammond presented the 2018 Budget, his last ahead of Brexit. It was a "spending sprinkle", concludes ICAEW's chief executive. Read his full reaction and expert analysis from ICAEW.

"Not strong, but stable" - Michael Izza's description of Philip Hammond's second Budget. Read the ICAEW CEO's reaction in full, alongside expert analysis of the implications for tax, business and the UK economy.

ICAEW writes to the Financial Secretary on priorities for Budget 2020. These must: ensure the UK remains an internationally attractive location for business to locate and invest. The Government should prioritise work in five areas: align the UK tax system with its policy objectives, take time to get legislative change right first time, review the costs and benefits of Making Tax Digital, properly resource HMRC, and seize the opportunity presented by the UK leaving the European Union to reform VAT.

Text of briefing submitted on 3 January 2019 to MPs by ICAEW Tax Faculty on Clause 16 & Schedule 4.

HMRC powers and making tax digital for VAT