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Rachel Reeves suggests rich people to be taxed in Budget as she gives major hint

She also said there had been scaremongering over her decisions last year that hit the pockets of the wealthy as she spoke to The Guardian during a trip to Washington DC for the International Monetary...

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Rachel Reeves: Higher taxes on wealthy ‘part of story’ for budget

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Rachel Reeves given 4p tax hike warning to deliver Budget buffer

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UK's Reeves should go big on tax increases in November, think tank says

British finance minister Rachel Reeves should raise taxes by a lot in next month's budget to exit the "Groundhog Day scenario" of continuously having to find measures to patch up the public finances,...

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Rachel Reeves suggests spending cuts and tax rises on way

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Rachel Reeves confirms huge tax hikes on wealthy in Budget

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Brits warned of tax rises & spending cuts ahead of Rachel Reeves’ Budget – after she is slammed for ‘killing growth’

UK families will suffer the highest inflation in the G7 this year and next, according to warnings from the International Monetary Fund.

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Reeves suggests higher taxes on wealthy will be in Budget

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Rachel Reeves says tax rises and spending cuts on the cards as she blames chaos on Brexit

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THE Chancellor of the Exchequer has confirmed publicly that tax rises are on the cards at the next Budget. Rachel Reeves blamed Brexit, austerity and the Liz Truss mini-budget for having all

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Rachel Reeves says wealth tax hike 'part of the story' in autumn budget as she seeks to plug £50bn black hole

The Chancellor acknowledged she was looking at potential tax rises and spending cuts to plug gaps in her autumn budget, which she said had appeared due to the lingering impact of Brexit

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Rachel Reeves needs to fill £22bn hole in UK public finances, IFS says

Rachel Reeves will need to fill a £22bn hole in the UK public finances at next month’s Budget, according to forecasts from the Institute for Fiscal Studies that increase pressure on the chancellor to raise income tax rather than resorting to a “scrabble bag” of smaller measures.