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🍂 Autumn Budget 2024 - Key Points 🍂 Today’s budget has brought some important highlights that you won’t want to miss. Swipe to learn more, and stay tuned for additional insights coming soon! If you’d like to discuss how these updates might affect your business, please reach out to arrange a meeting with our expert team. We’re here to support you through these changes. #AutumnBudget2024 #BusinessUpdates #TaxChanges #FinancialPlanning #TeamDY

🔵 Budget 2024 - Key Points 🔵 If you're unsure how these changes affect you or your business, please get in touch. #budget2024

Curious about the implications of the latest Budget? Dive into Chris Jones' insightful analysis on the Hunt for growth and efficiency in our latest article. Click here to read more: https://lnkd.in/gk8JddWF #Budget2024

It’s budget season! Given the current economic situation. I’m sure everyone is looking for ways to keep things tight.  The most common method of planning is to take last years budget and ask what will be different this year. Here’s three more ways to challenge the numbers. 1) what was the trend on that item for the last three years? Is it growing too quickly? 2) is this expense item more variable or fixed? Can you find a way to keep it more fixed in growth years and more variable in tightening years? Mixing these up is often a source of missed budgets. 3) Is this expense supporting one of the largest sources of revenue? Or is it aligned with a strategic focus of the business? If you can’t answer yes to both or either, it’s probably worth scrutinizing. Caution: three budget busters: 1)Assuming costs will stay the same every year. Many businesses (suppliers) are planning to raise prices to keep up with inflation. 2) Overhead costs on labor. Insurance and health benefits are growing like crazy right now. Your assumptions about overhead multiples for labor are probably low. 3) Revenue conversion and customer acquisition costs are usually higher during uncertain times. Next year is looking like a doozy.

UK Autumn Budget 2024: What Are Your Thoughts? The Chancellor has announced the Autumn Budget yesterday afternoon in the UK, touching on everything from taxes and public spending to investments in healthcare, education, and climate initiatives. But how will these changes impact you, your family, or your business? We’d love to hear your thoughts - whether you’re optimistic, concerned, or undecided! Drop your comments below, and let’s start a conversation about what this means for our future. #UKAutumnBudget #EconomicOutlook #CommunityVoices #UKBudget #LabourParty

Key takeaways from Budget 2024! We made sure there's hardly anything to take away! #Budget2024 #DesignedSpeciallyForMiddleClass

#BudgetwithBookcents | Big Numbers breakdown - What they mean for you ? From capex remaining unchanged to lower fiscal deficit Here's a quick look at some key numbers from Budget 2024 and their potential impact!

The headline numbers in the finalized 2025 budget were almost identical to the Preliminary Budget Statement which we analyzed earlier (https://lnkd.in/gSJnafDS). The budget statement added detailed breakdowns for revenue and spending which we assess in this report: https://lnkd.in/gapi73es #JadwaInsights

Has your company’s I.T. budget changed this year? We recently asked how 2024 I.T. budgets compare to the previous year, and here’s what you shared: 📉 FALL: 50.7% of you observed a decrease in I.T. budgets, possibly reflecting economic tightening or shifts in priorities. 📈 RISE: 26.4% have seen an increase, indicating a push toward technological investments and innovation. 📊 Stability: 22.9% report that their I.T. budgets have remained stable, suggesting consistent investment levels. Thanks for sharing your insights! How do these trends align with your own experiences? Share your thoughts in the comments! 💬👇

Excited about #Budget2024? So are we! Just like the government optimizes the budget, #Cogniferentials optimizes your digital presence. Ready to grow with expert strategies? Let’s chat! 💡📈 #WATCH #Budget2024 #NirmalaSitharaman #BigBreaking #Budget #Stock #AnilSinghvi