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The UK has a new Prime Minister. Now come the big questions.
In this special episode of Business Without BS, Chartered Tax Adviser Andy Oury and commercial lawyer Jemma Hotta discuss the policies they hope Andy Burnham will prioritise to help Britain become a stronger place to build businesses, attract investment and drive long-term economic growth.
Think of this as a conversation with your lawyer and your accountant—you just don't have to pay for it. Honest opinions, practical insights and no political spin.
In this episode:
- How can the UK attract more foreign direct investment?
- What incentives should Britain offer entrepreneurs?
- Can Britain compete globally in AI and innovation?
- Should wealth creation be encouraged or taxed?
- How can SMEs become the engine of economic growth?
- What should Andy Burnham's first priorities be?
- What policies would actually encourage businesses to invest?
- How can Britain become more competitive internationally?
About the guests
Andy Oury
Andy Oury is a Chartered Tax Adviser, Chartered Accountant and CEO of Oury Clark. Through The Rebel Accountant, he helps entrepreneurs understand tax, build stronger businesses and challenge common misconceptions about the economy.
LinkedIn:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrewoury/
Jemma Hotta
Jemma Hotta is a commercial lawyer specialising in corporate law, international business and complex legal structures.
LinkedIn:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/jemma-hotta/
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