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  • Budget: Rachel Reeves set to drop pensions tax raid plans, per report

    October 7, 2024

    Rachel Reeves is reportedly set to drop plans for a tax raid on pensions over fears it could unfairly affect public sector workers. The Chancellor has been warned that a scheme to reduce the 40 per cent tax relief on higher earners could disproportionately impact teachers and nurses, the Times reported. Treasury officials told Reeves [...]

  • Is Rachel Reeves about to force pension funds to back Britain?

    October 7, 2024

    The prospect of Rachel Reeves forcing pension funds to back British stocks is being discussed as a more serious possibility, writes Charlie Conchie As the City grandees Nicholas Lyons and Peter Harrison gathered a room of executives for a workshop at the London Stock Exchange last month, a familiar gripe was on the agenda. The [...]

  • IFS joins calls for ‘serious reform’ of capital gains tax

    October 6, 2024

    Rachel Reeves is reportedly considering a range of tax hikes in the budget, including to CGT, as she seeks to put the public finances on surer footing.

  • Labour MP defends Chancellor’s decision to rule out wealth tax

    October 5, 2024

    One of the rising stars of the new intake of Labour MPs has defended Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ decision to rule out a wealth tax against the richest. Torsten Bell, a former Treasury official and chief executive of the economic think tank Resolution Foundation, said a wealth tax would not raise “significant revenues”. Reeves has previously [...]

  • Reeves promises ‘guardrails’ around extra borrowing in budget

    October 5, 2024

    Chancellor Rachel Reeves has said she will introduce “guardrails” to ensure that extra borrowing for investment in her first budget is not excessive as she seeks to reassure investors about an expected rise in public debt. “It’s about making prudent, sensible investments in the long term and we need guardrails around that”, Reeves told the [...]

  • Starmer set to announce £22bn boost for UK carbon capture

    October 4, 2024

    The UK is set to invest almost £22bn over 25 years in carbon capture and storage schemes, Sir Keir Starmer is to announce ahead of the upcoming international investment summit. Projects in Teesside and Merseyside will benefit from the £21.7bn in funding over 25 years, which the government says will attract £8bn in private investment [...]

  • How Manchester hopes to influence Rachel Reeves to boost UK productivity

    October 3, 2024

    A new think tank has been launched in Manchester hoping to influence Chancellor Rachel Reeves and the new Labour government’s efforts to boost productivity across the UK. The Productivity Institute, which is based at the University of Manchester, has set up a policy unit with the aim of ‘informing and influencing’ the likes of Reeves. [...]

  • Labour capital gains hike would probably cost Treasury money, experts warn

    October 3, 2024

    As the budget approaches, speculation is mounting that Chancellor Rachel Reeves is planning to reform CGT to help fill an alleged £22bn blackhole in the public finances.

  • Is Rachel Reeves planning a £24bn pension tax raid?

    October 1, 2024

    It has been reported that the Treasury is considering what could amount to a £24bn pension tax raid as Rachel Reeves tries to plug her £22bn budget black hole. The Chancellor has reportedly been looking at tax relief on pension contributions, specifically, employers’ national insurance relief. There are two forms of national insurance. Employees, paid [...]

  • Business confidence takes ‘large dive’ in September as budget fears intensify

    October 1, 2024

    Optimism in the economic outlook fell to its lowest level since 2022.

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