Rachel Reeves could hammer Brits with biggest tax-raising Budget EVER: Chancellor's '£40bn' package hitting NICs, CGT and inheritance tax might top Rishi Sunak's 2021 …
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is preparing to unveil an eye-watering £40billion of tax hikes and spending cuts on October 30.
Rachel Reeves could plug £40bn gap with four 'possible' tax changes
From pensions tax relief to gifting rules, here are a few ways the Chancellor could fill the fiscal hole using inheritance ...
Businesses, motorists and pension savers brace for Budget bombshell amid fears Rachel Reeves is plotting biggest EVER tax-raising package
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is preparing to unveil an eye-watering £40billion of tax hikes and spending cuts on October 30.
‘Broken’ inheritance tax ripe for reform at Budget, think tank says
Labour must reform the UK's inheritance tax because exemptions in the current framework makes it easy to avoid, a think tank ...
Reeves Urged to Ignore Warnings and Raise £15 Billion From Rich
UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves could raise £15 billion ($20 billion) a year from the wealthiest Britons by targeting capital ...
Autumn Budget: Which taxes will Rachel Reeves hike?
With the Autumn Budget less than two weeks away, speculation about which taxes Chancellor Rachel Reeves will opt to raise has ...
Budget 2024 latest: Rayner among MPs pleading with Starmer to step in as Reeves’ ‘£40bn target’ looms
MPs plead with Starmer to intervene as fears arise over Reeves’ ‘£40bn target’ - Value of pound has fallen after this morning ...
AIM: Companies fear generational damage if Reeves scraps tax relief
AIM-listed companies in the UK have warned that rumoured changes in the Budget could lead to smaller firms fleeing the market ...
National insurance, capital gains, corporation tax: what could we expect from Reeves' first Budget?
Rumours have been swirling about potential tax hikes in the Budget, as Reeves tries to close the £22bn "black hole" in the public finances. | ITV National News ...
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The taxes Reeves could raise to fill the £40bn gap
This is because property tax take can sometimes be somewhat counterintuitive: when the Conservatives lowered the rate from 28 ...