Rachel Reeves has declined to rule out further tax increases in her upcoming autumn Budget.
Rachel Reeves has declined to rule out further tax increases in her upcoming autumn Budget.
According to a Wall Street bank’s analysis, Rachel Reeves is set to increase taxes by £35 billion within five years to boost investment and public service spending.
Rachel Reeves will need to implement annual tax increases of £25bn to support her Budget spending plans, according to economists.
Ministers are reconsidering a total ban on the sale of new petrol-powered cars, potentially allowing hybrid vehicles to remain on the market until 2035.
Rachel Reeves is set to announce a series of tax increases in a Budget on October 30, after criticizing the Tories for £22bn of unfunded spending.