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Which tax rises could be introduced to fill the black hole in Britain’s finances?
Labour’s pledge not to raise taxes on ‘working people’ leaves the chancellor with a limited number of workable options to fill a massive black hole in the public finances
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telegraph.co.uk
Reeves facing £50bn black hole as tax pressure mounts
Chancellor on course to miss targets and spending promises as finances plunge deeper into the red
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independent.co.uk
Reeves warned she must raise taxes or cut spending to plug £41bn black hole
Leading economists say the chancellor may have to raise taxes, cut public spending or tear up her fiscal rules
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dailymail.co.uk
Reeves warned she'll have to make tax hikes to fill £50b black hole
Rachel Reeves will have to increase taxes substantially this autumn to fill a £50billion black hole, economists warned last night.
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Which tax rises could be introduced to fill the black hole in Britain’s finances?
Labour’s pledge not to raise taxes on ‘working people’ leaves the chancellor with a limited number of workable options to fill a massive black hole in the public finances
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Starmer refuses to rule out tax rises amid pressure to fill £50bn budget black hole
Labour prime pledged that plans to be set out in the autumn would make ‘sure people feel better off’