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Rachel Reeves 'planning to increase income tax at Budget'

Rachel Reeves 'reveals she's planning to increase income tax at the Budget'

In a speech on Tuesday, she said she would put “national interest” before “political expediency”, indicating the chancellor is ready to break party promises.

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Rachel Reeves ‘tells Budget watchdog that she IS planning to raise tax’ that will hit your pocket

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Bombshell signal Rachel Reeves plans to increase income tax in Budget

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Rachel Reeves ‘set to raise taxes for landlords and pensioners’

Rachel Reeves has reportedly informed the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) of her intention to increase income tax in her upcoming Budget.

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'Reeves poised to break 50-year tax taboo' and 'Arise, Sir Becks'

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Labour MPs turn on Rachel Reeves as Chancellor hints at breaking manifesto pledge not to raise income tax

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Rachel Reeves set to spare UK banks from Budget tax raid

Some executives say they fear a larger than expected strain on UK finances could force the chancellor’s hand.

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Rachel Reeves reveals she's planning to increase income tax at the Budget

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Rachel Reeves urged to hit betting firms with tax hikes in the Budget

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Rachel Reeves considers pay-per-mile tax on electric vehicles to plug £30bn fiscal gap

Chancellor Rachel Reeves is weighing plans to introduce a pay-per-mile tax on electric vehicles in her November Budget, with drivers facing a 3p-per-mile charge to offset falling fuel duty revenue.

Rachel Reeves urged to scrap ‘White Van Man tax’ at Budget to help save firms thousands of pounds and boost economy

RACHEL Reeves must axe a ‘White Van Man tax’ to help grow the economy, business chiefs say. The Chancellor is under pressure to make it easier for building firms and the farming sector

Rachel Reeves speech LIVE: Chancellor accused of 'waffle bomb' as she rolls ground for Budget tax rises

Rachel Reeves has said the Budget will focus on ‘getting inflation falling’ and ‘creating the conditions for interest rate cuts’