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Rachel Reeves, Budget

The Independent on MSN · 18m

Budget 2024 – latest: Inflation falls to lowest rate in three years, Reeves ‘eyes £40bn’ in cuts and spending

Rachel Reeves will announce Labour’s first Budget in 15 years later this month, leading one of the most highly-anticipated fiscal events in over a decade.As the chancellor looks to fill the £22bn “black hole” in public spending she announced in late July,

Reeves eyeing £40bn in tax rises and spending cuts

Filling the £22bn financial "black hole" would only be enough “to keep public services" still, she told a meeting.

The Irish News on MSN · 1d

Reeves eyes up to £40bn in tax rises and spending cuts in Budget

The Chancellor told ministers on Monday that plans to fill a £22 billion black hole would be enough only to ‘keep public services standing still’.

Labour, National Insurance

Evening Standard on MSN · 1d

Tax row: Will Labour break election manifesto by increasing National Insurance on employers in the Budget?

Sir Keir Starmer is clear that Labour will stick to its manifesto pledges on tax. But will the new Government do so? That may be a matter of opinion. Chancellor Rachel Reeves looks set to increase National Insurance on employers in the Budget on October 30.

BBC on MSN · 1d

Would raising employer National Insurance break Labour's pledge?

If the chancellor decides to increase NI for employers in the Budget would that be going back on previous promises?

Fact check: Would raising employer national insurance be a ‘tax on working people’?

Labour came under criticism in recent days after several ministers refused to rule out that an increase in employer national insurance contributions (NICs) will be announced in the upcoming budget. Rachel Reeves is set to deliver the party’s first fiscal event in 15 years on 30 October.

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Politics latest: Ministers fear chancellor is 'going too far' with budget cuts as they urge PM to intervene

Sir Keir Starmer has received letters from some of his top team expressing alarm over the scale of spending cuts being ...

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Reeves is lining up her biggest single Budget tax raid - you have to fight back now!

Capital gains tax is often called the forgotten levy - but it is unlikely that Chancellor Rachel Reeves will overlook it in ...

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Labour budget set to raise £40 billion through tax hikes and spending cuts

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100 days of miserabilism: How can Labour get out of its Budget mess? asks SIMON LAMBERT

Mystifyingly, Starmer and Reeves decided their first 100 days and budget plan would ditch much-needed optimism and now they ...

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Scotland's papers: Scots die in M6 crash and Labour budget 'backlash'

Four people from Glasgow killed in a motorway car crash and speculation on the upcoming budget lead today's front pages.

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Budget 2024: how will the government raise revenue?

When Rachel Reeves gets up to deliver the Budget speech on 30 October it will be a "huge moment", not only because it will be ...

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CGT rise top of mind for advisers as Labour’s first Budget looms

An increase in capital gains tax (CGT) is top of mind for advisers, with the majority believing it is one of the most likely ...

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SPECIAL REPORT: 3 ways Labour will tax your pensions in Budget - and how to fight back now

The first Labour Budget in 14 years is just over two weeks away and taxpayers fear Chancellor Rachel Reeves is ready to do ...

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Fears of Labour budget tax hikes has hit demand for new homes, says Bellway boss

Bellway's boss Jason Honeyman (pictured) has accused ministers of effectively 'talking down' the property market through ...

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Tax advisor predicts major changes in Labour's first budget

A tax advisor has predicted big changes in Labour's first budget. Tony Medcalf, a tax partner at the accountancy and business ...

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Shock drop sees inflation falls below 2% target for first time in three years

UK inflation has unexpectedly fallen below the Bank of England’s 2 per cent target for the first time in more than three ...

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