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Rachel Reeves reveals plan 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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Workers could lose £370 a YEAR under Rachel Reeves’ Budget plans for stealth tax raid on retirement savings

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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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Powell warns Reeves against raising income tax

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Major investors call on Britain's Reeves to double fiscal buffer

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Why Rachel Reeves could impose pay-per-mile tax on electric vehicles in Budget

Fuel duty still raises some £25bn a year but, if the targets to phase out petrol vehicles, diesels and hybrids are maintained, this figure will rapidly fall through the 2030s and 2040s.

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Carmakers slam UK’s plan for EV pay-per-mile tax

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Voices: ‘It was inevitable’: Drivers react to reports of pay-per-mile tax on electric vehicles

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

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Reeves ‘targets tax raid on employee pension contributions at Budget’

Rachel Reeves will reportedly target employee pension contributions in a bid to raise more money at this month’s crunch Budget. The chancellor, according to The Times, is expected to limit an existing tax break on salary pension contributions by introducing a cap on the amount saved for retirement without incurring national insurance payments.

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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.