Rachel Reeves urged to hike income tax to 50p on the pound
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Rachel Reeves urged to raise income tax by 10p for top earners to plug black hole
Leading economists have urged Chancellor Rachel Reeves to raise income tax rates across all income bands, arguing that sweeping rises are needed to tackle Britain’s worsening fiscal situation
On November 26, British Chancellor of the Exchequer Reeves will release her second budget, which is widely expected to face a fiscal black hole of tens of billions of pounds, requiring tax increases to boost revenue. The tax increases are expected to target property, personal income, and pensions. Prime Minister Starmer has already refused to rule out the possibility of violating his election manifesto.
Taxing Questions: Rental Income • Resolution Foundation
This article was originally published on 25th October in Taxing Questions: How Labour can raise the revenue we need edited by Joe Dromey and Iggy Wood for Fabian Society. Rental Income As Jeremy Hunt said in 2024, there is an unfair double tax on work. Take-home pay is reduced not just by income tax, but by national insurance too – the latter on both the employee and employer side. Landlords, however, only pay income tax on their rental income. …
Labour risks breaking tax pledge as Rachel Reeves targets higher earners in autumn Budget
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has signalled that her 26 November Budget will ask more Britons to shoulder the burden of repairing the nation’s public finances — even if that means breaking Labour’s manifesto pledge not to raise income tax. In a speech this week, Reeves warned that “hard choices” were unavoidable if Britain was to protect the NHS, reduce national debt and keep inflation under control. Her language marked a shift from earlier assurance…
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