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What are Rachel Reeves' options on property tax?
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has some big decisions to make ahead of the Budget in November. Economists say she is on track to break her own rules on government borrowing unless she can find billions to make up the difference between the amount being spent on public services and generated through taxes.
Rachel Reeves plans to slash tax-free pensions lump sum in clampdown
Tax-free lump sum withdrawals from pension pots could be slashed as Rachel Reeves scrambles for fresh ways to plug a £50bn hole in the public finances. The Chancellor is reportedly eyeing a cut to the amount of money pensioners can withdraw from their savings pot without paying tax to as little as £40,000. That would
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is weighing plans to scrap capital gains tax exemptions on high-value homes, in a move dubbed a ...
Chancellor Rachel Reeves considers a new tax on primary homes over £1.5 million, potentially impacting wealthy homeowners.
Property experts have warned that “everyone” could be impacted if new tax rules come into effect, with Rightmove urging the ...
Currently, pensioners can take out a quarter of their pension pot tax-free, with a cap of £268,000 – but that could change as Reeves attempts to claw back billions ...
A London pub chain applying a 4pc service charge to drinks bought at the bar has blamed Rachel Reeves’s National Insurance ...
The warning came after figures showed borrowing to fund day-to-day spending hit £42.8 billion in the first three months of ...
The Treasury is reportedly looking at major reforms, making it more difficult for wildlife concerns to hold up developments ...
FEARS are growing that Rachel Reeves could slap a new tax on people’s homes to replace stamp duty and council tax. The ...
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