Autumn Budget 2026
Here are some important points from the October budget & how they may affect you & your business:
The hourly national minimum wage will increase by 3.9% for employees, from 1st April 2027, which will be to 13.21ph for employee’s who are 21 & over
For 2027/28, the lower earnings limit for NI, will increase to 6,916 per year
The threshold for small business rates relief has been increased, from 1st April 2027
The tax free trading allowance for individuals will increase to 3,000 from 6th April
The MTD expansion, to landlords & sole traders with qualifying income of 30,000, will go ahead as planned in April 2027
The approved mileage allowance of 55p per mile, for the first 10,000 miles, will continue, rising to 35p per mile at >10,000 miles from 2027/28
The income tax rate on rental income will increase to 22%, 42% or 47%, depending on if you are a lower, higher or additional rate taxpayer
The income tax rate on savings income will increase to 24%, 44% or 49%, depending on if you are a lower, higher or additional rate taxpayer
If you have any questions on the proposed changes in the budget, please feel free to contact us, on 01530 414 285 or kayleigh@darceyandbateaccountants.co.uk








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