ONE MILLION workers could be set for a pay cut under Rachel Reeves’ budget “painful” budget plan. The Chancellor could extend the freeze on income tax thresholds in this month’s

A record number of businesses in the UK are facing financial trouble ahead of Rachel Reeves's Budget, according to new research by a business advisory firm. The study from Begbies Traynor reveals that 632,

Recent reports suggest Ms Reeves has backed away from the idea of fundamentally reforming pensions tax relief by introducing a “flat rate” of tax relief set somewhere between 20 per cent and 30 per cent, as previously predicted.

The number of British businesses in financial distress has shot up by a third in the lead-up to Chancellor Rachel Reeves' Budget.

With the Autumn Budget less than two weeks away, speculation about which taxes Chancellor Rachel Reeves will opt to raise has reached fever pitch. On entering No 11 Downing Street, Reeves commissioned the Treasury to conduct a thorough spending audit,

Rachel Reeves intends to increase inheritance tax as part of a scramble to raise as much as £35 billion in this month’s Budget. The Chancellor is reportedly considering a string of changes to the tax, which is typically charged at 40 per cent on assets above a £325,000 threshold when a person dies.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has been warned that her plan to hike inheritance tax risks punishing middle-class homeowners as the backlash against her Budget intensified.

As Budget day looms, there has been much speculation on the potential tax rises Chancellor Rachel Reeves could go ahead with to fill the £22billion black hole in public's finances. GB News has provided a round-up of what Britons should be on the look out for,