Reeves weighing income tax rise to tackle deficit, The Guardian reports

Rachel Reeves 'considering English income tax hike' despite Labour manifesto pledges

RACHEL Reeves is allegedly considering raising income tax in England to plug a multi-billion-pound gap in public finances, reports have claimed

Chancellor Rachel Reeves ‘considers Budget income tax hike' - as minister gives response - The Mirror

Labour promised at last year's General Election the party would 'not increase taxes on working people' - including income tax, national insurance, and VAT - in government

Income tax warning for all UK households as Rachel Reeves to 'break manifesto'

The Chancellor is reportedly in discussions over abandoning the promise not to raise taxes for "working people" as she looks to fill a black hole of up to 50billion in her statement next month

Chancellor 'considering breaking manifesto pledge to raise income tax' to fill £30bn black hole

Rachel Reeves is considering raising income tax at the Budget despite Labour's manifesto pledge to leave it untouched, reports claim.

UK's Reeves weighing income tax rise to tackle deficit, The Guardian reports

British finance minister Rachel Reeves is considering raising income tax in next month's budget to help reduce a multibillion-pound deficit, The Guardian reported on Thursday, citing sources familiar with the matter.

Rachel Reeves 'considering breaking Labour manifesto pledge with income tax rise'

Treasury discussions to fill estimated £30billion gap include possibly adding 1p to basic rate or raising higher or additional tax rates