Chancellor Rachel Reeves Expected to Increase Tax in Autumn Budget Despite Election Promise
Chancellor Reeves warns a £20-40 billion fiscal gap may force tax rises despite Labour's manifesto promise, aiming to avoid austerity and maintain public service funding.
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Reeves poised to raise income tax saying ‘each must do their bit’
Millions of workers are likely to be asked to pay higher taxes in this month’s Budget after Chancellor Rachel Reeves signalled she is considering hiking the basic rate of income tax during an unusual pre-Budget speech. The Chancellor refused to recommit to Labour’s election manifesto promises not to raise income tax, national insurance (NI) or VAT and warned voters “we will all have to contribute” to plugging the black hole in the nation’s finan…
UK chancellor lays groundwork for tax rises in Budget
The UK chancellor laid the groundwork for tax hikes in a surprise pre-Budget speech this morning, and refused to rule out breaking Labour's manifesto pledge on income tax, National Insurance and VAT rises. Rachel Reeves said she will “make the choices necessary to deliver strong foundations for our economy” in the upcoming Autumn Budget, her second Budget as chancellor, as part of a gloomy speech about the state of the UK's public finances. “Whe…
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