Rachel Reeves, Budget
Rachel Reeves is in for a rude awakening at the Budget – UK taxpayers are fighting back
Labour chancellor Rachel Reeves won't raise half as much tax as she hopes from her Halloween "horror" Budget on October 30. Taxpayers aren't going to let her.
Rachel Reeves 'could reconsider plans to raid non-dom tax loopholes' for super wealthy at Budget
The Chancellor Rachel Reeves was hoping to rake in up to £1billion a year for extra NHS appointments and public services by closing loopholes in the system at next month's Budget
Chancellor Rachel Reeves considering raising alcohol duty in Budget, reports say
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is considering increasing alcohol duties in next month’s Budget, it has been reported Ms Reeves has not ruled out putting up tax on beer, wine and spirits as part of a plan to restore public finances. She has been presented with forecasts that show that putting up alcohol duty would raise an extra £800m next year.
Fears Rachel Reeves is plotting 'pension death tax' as Chancellor looks to scrounge cash
As Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces increasing pressure to address fiscal challenges, speculation is mounting that she may consider reforming pension tax reliefs as a way to raise additional revenue.With the upcoming Autumn Budget on the horizon,
Rachel Reeves could scrap non-dom tax raid, reports suggest
Rachel Reeves could scrap non-dom tax raid, reports suggest - Ms Reeves had hoped to raise about £1bn a year by cracking down on the tax perk available to super-rich
Chancellor Rachel Reeves could be willing to alter non-dom tax plans, report suggests
Chancellor Rachel Reeves could be willing to change the plans for Labour’s crackdown on non-doms, according to reports. The Financial Times reported on Thursday evening that Government officials had said Ms Reeves could change the policy if the numbers are not satisfactory.
We'll all foot the bill for Rachel Reeves' latest monumental Budget tax raid error
The crafty way Rachel Reeves will secretly target pensions again in her budget next month
Experts warn Rachel Reeves is likely to hit pension contributions in the budget to raise billions of pounds. Sir Steve Webb, ...
Reeves unlikely to cut pension tax relief for higher earners, says report
UK chancellor Rachel Reeves is unlikely to cut pension tax relief for higher earners in her Budget next month because it would hit teachers, doctors and other better paid public sector workers, ...
Rachel Reeves to put saving crisis-hit NHS at heart of Labour's first Budget
Chancellor Rachel Reeves will prioritise putting any spare cash on repairing the broken NHS and cutting record waiting lists ...
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All the changes Rachel Reeves could make to benefits in the Budget
The Chancellor could announce several changes that would impact benefits when she delivers her Budget next month ...
Winkworth boss warns Rachel Reeves of impact in axing non-dom status in Budget
Winkworth boss warns Reeves on impact of axeing non-dom status in the Budget - Officials at the Treasury and the Office for ...
Voices: Is this the moment that Rachel Reeves put ‘what works’ before dogma?
This could be the moment that the Labour government started to find its feet. Rachel Reeves, the chancellor, is “ready to ...
Rachel Reeves to promise 'a Budget to rebuild Britain'
But the chancellor's conference speech on Monday risks being overshadowed by the row over her decision to axe winter fuel ...
UK Finance Minister Reeves vows no austerity despite tough budget
Following Labour’s election victory in July, Rachel Reeves suggested taxes were likely to rise in her first budget on Oct. 30 ...
Reeves Vows No Return to Austerity Ahead of Crunch UK Budget
The UK’s new Labour government won’t return to the austerity cuts of its Conservative predecessors, Chancellor of the ...