The Autumn Statement on November 22 is the traditional vehicle for the Chancellor to introduce tax change - but now you can have your say.
Interest groups, individuals and representative bodies are invited to submit a written representation to HM Treasury to comment on government policy or suggest new policies to include in the Statement.
The last annual budget was on March 15.
As part of the November update, there will be new growth and inflation forecasts from the Office for Budget Responsibility and revisions to the current financial year's government bond issuance plans.
Agents wanting to comment in advance can use this representations portal until 5pm on October 13.
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