Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ fiscal hole may exceed 40 bln pounds. Straightforward taxes on the richest might play well ...

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has made growing the economy a priority - but many economists and politicians are concerned that it ...

Inheritance tax relief on Aim shares was halved in last year’s Budget. This means that, from April next year, the effective ...

The UK borrowed £20.7billion in June alone and will rack up more than £100billion of new debt over the next year. Every penny ...

UK economists said Reeves could look to sin taxes, which could include adding levies on gambling and junk food, to rebuild ...

While the figure was stronger than the 0.1% level widely expected by economists, the uptick only came due to increased ...

The Chancellor could be set to raise British consumers with extra taxes, including "sin taxes", which are widely seen as ...

It’s hard not to feel some pity for Rachel Reeves. Her party and her own promises have boxed her into an impossible position.

Rachel Reeves’s first fiscal move as chancellor would unravel before it began. HMRC’s new payroll data has proven otherwise.

Forecasters fear the Chancellor will miss hitting the financial rules that govern her tax and spending decisions. This is how they think she could swell the Treasury coffers in the Budget ...

The NFU has called for talks with the chancellor after new analysis suggested Labour’s inheritance tax changes may hit family ...

Britain is on the brink of a potential recession if Chancellor Rachel Reeves fails to implement tax increases, an expert has ...