The Budget added ยฃ5bn to the British Business Bank’s capacity and doubled its women-led commitment to ยฃ200m. Here is what the money means for Black-owned businesses in Birmingham, and how to get ready.
British Business Bank’s ยฃ5bn Boost: What Black Founders Should Know Read Post ยป
The Autumn Budget will triple the trading allowance from ยฃ1,000 to ยฃ3,000 from 6 April 2027. Here is why that matters for Black-owned side businesses in Birmingham, and the records to start keeping now.
Trading Allowance Rise to ยฃ3,000: What Black Side-Hustlers in Birmingham Need to Know Read Post ยป
The Autumn Budget introduced Founders’ Relief, a 10% Capital Gains Tax rate for a narrow group of founders. Here is who it helps, who it leaves out, and how Black-owned businesses can respond before 30 November.
Founders’ Relief Explained: What It Means for Black Founders in Birmingham Read Post ยป
Reports say the Chancellor may lift the small business rates relief threshold from ยฃ12,000 to ยฃ18,000 on 28 October. Here is what Black-owned businesses in Birmingham can claim now and how to prepare.
The Chancellor is reported to be considering making Amazon and eBay collect VAT from sellers turning over more than ยฃ90,000. Here is what it could mean for Black-owned online sellers in Birmingham, and how to prepare before the 28 October Budget.
Marketplace VAT Plan: What Black Online Sellers Should Do Before the Budget Read Post ยป
The Autumn Budget lands on 28 October. Here is what has been reported, what is still rumour, and a 26-day plan to get your Black-owned business ready.
Autumn Budget 2026: How Black Business Owners Should Prepare Read Post ยป
