The Lincolnshire & Rutland Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with Dexter & Sharpe Chartered Certified Accountants, invites businesses from across Lincolnshire to join us for an informative seminar examining the Autumn Budget 2026 and what the announcements could mean for you and your business.
The Autumn Budget will be delivered by Chancellor John Healey, his first Budget as Chancellor under Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s government. With taxation, business costs, investment and the wider economic outlook firmly in focus, the Budget could bring important changes for businesses and individuals.
Understanding what those announcements mean in practice is not always straightforward. This seminar will cut through the headlines and provide practical insight into the key measures, helping Lincolnshire businesses understand the changes and consider how they may affect their plans for the months and years ahead.
With a history dating back to 1882, Dexter & Sharpe is an established firm of Chartered Certified Accountants, providing accountancy, tax and business advisory services to individuals and businesses across Lincolnshire and beyond.
Its experienced team combines traditional accountancy expertise with a practical, forward-thinking approach, helping clients navigate everything from day-to-day accounting and compliance to more complex tax and business matters.
The seminar will be delivered by David Nicholson, a Chartered Certified Accountant since the 1990s who brings decades of experience in accounting and a particular specialism in tax.
David will guide attendees through the key Budget announcements, explaining what has changed, what businesses need to be aware of and the potential implications for both businesses and individuals.
At the Lincolnshire & Rutland Chamber of Commerce, we know that changes to taxation, government policy and the wider economy can have a significant impact on business confidence and decision-making.
Together with Dexter & Sharpe, this seminar is designed to give Lincolnshire businesses clarity, practical guidance and the opportunity to understand what the Autumn Budget means for them.
Whether you are a business owner, director, finance professional or responsible for planning within your organisation, the session will provide valuable insight to help you prepare for the changes ahead.
Join us as we unpack the Autumn Budget 2026, look beyond the headlines and help your business plan with greater confidence.
A light breakfast will be provided.
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