By Dru Danford Watching the will-we, won’t-we budget commentary unfold over the past few months has been painful and has caused significant uncertainty across the market. Not to mention that delaying the budget to October following the July election was a misstep, it has resulted in drawn-out public scrutiny of the multitude of possible tax changes on the table. This unnecessary speculation about what might or might not happen has dampened the more positive economic mood that existed around the election. Generally, we are all left with the impression that the new Chancellor is struggling to fi…