Rachel Reeves expected to prolong personal tax threshold freeze beyond 2028
UK chancellor Rachel Reeves is expected to prolong a freeze on personal tax thresholds beyond 2028 in a “stealth” tax move that could raise £7bn a year and help plug a £40bn fiscal shortfall. Government officials said Reeves was looking to lengthen the freeze — announced in 2021 under the Conservatives but due to expire in 2028 — in what will be seen as a covert rise in income tax.
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Union bosses have called on the Labour Chancellor to protect energy jobs in Scotland and increase funding for SNP ministers.
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Veteran broadcaster Andrew Neil has issued a stark warning to the British public, predicting the "biggest tax raid in history ...
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ONE MILLION workers could be set for a pay cut under Rachel Reeves’ budget “painful” budget plan. The Chancellor could extend ...
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