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Reeves Raises UK Taxes by £26 Billion

Reeves Raises UK Taxes by £26 Billion in Day of Budget Chaos

Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves announced £26 billion ($34 billion) of tax increases in a budget that was meant to convey stability but left investors reeling when most of the key measures were accidentally released early.

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Chancellor to face more questions after Budget overshadowed by major leak

The Chancellor’s decisions put Britain on course for a record tax burden as she hiked levies.

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Electric cars, pensions and the 'mansion tax': We answer your questions on the Budget

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Live: Chancellor Rachel Reeves expected to hike taxes in Budget

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UK's Reeves comes back for more tax to bolster finances

A tax on sugary drinks and a tax on tourism are among measures already announced, but there are also reports that Ms Reeves will tax high-value homes.

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Use our Budget calculator to see EXACTLY how you’ll be hit by Rachel Reeves’ tax raid on working Brits

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UK watchdog's early budget release steals Reeves' thunder, stirs markets frenzy

Britain's fiscal watchdog apologised for publishing details of Rachel Reeves' budget early on Wednesday, a blunder that stole the finance minister's chance to reset the political narrative after months of leaks and speculation about her plans.

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UK Chancellor hikes taxes in budget plan to boost fiscal buffer

Britain’s government will have more than double its previous buffer for meeting its fiscal targets, due in large part to tax rises, according to estimates by the country’s fiscal watchdog published on its website on Wednesday ahead of Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ budget statement.