Tax Rises News

Britain's wealthiest residents are considering leaving the country due to concerns over tax rises, political instability, and the anticipation of further negati

A Cabinet minister has dismissed calls to reverse the £20bn National Insurance increase on businesses, despite concerns it hinders the hiring of young people.

John Healey, in his first major speech as chancellor, did not rule out tax rises and warned that Britain is still paying the 'Truss penalty' on its debt, though

London business chiefs are warning against new levies as Chancellor John Healey unveils his plan, with Andy Burnham's Government refusing to rule out further ta

Chancellor John Healey will deliver a major speech outlining plans to drive long-term development across the country, warning that growth cannot be reserved for

The new Prime Minister is set to face Kemi Badenoch in their first PMQs, where they are expected to address questions on potential tax increases, defence spendi

The Labour Party has won a crucial council by-election in a London borough, though the Conservatives remain the largest party on Wandsworth Council by a single

London's income tax bill has reached a record £80 billion, with the Treasury collecting nearly £7 billion more from Londoners in a single year. The Prime Minist

Andy Burnham states the UK is in a challenging position and does not rule out tax rises in the autumn Budget, raising questions about funding his promises.

JP Morgan boss Jamie Dimon warns that higher bank and wealth taxes, as proposed by Andy Burnham, risk driving jobs out of London, impacting the capital's econom

A Conservative leader, Badenoch, has written to the Prime Minister, offering to collaborate on adult social care reform and urging him to rule out tax rises to

Kemi Badenoch challenged Andy Burnham to rule out tax rises for his spending plans and criticized the new Prime Minister for frequently proposing expensive idea

Andy Burnham has announced a 20 percent cut in business rates for pubs, clubs, and live music venues across England starting next April, but critics warn his sp

Kemi Badenoch is set to urge Andy Burnham to rule out tax increases to fund what she describes as a 'spending spree,' delivering her response in a speech in cen

Government borrowing significantly decreased last month due to a sharp fall in debt interest payments, providing an early boost for the new Andy Burnham governm

Concerns are rising that proposed tax increases by Burnham could harm the economy, as official data shows GDP growth stalled at 0.1% in May after a similar drop