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Starmer and Reeves 'lay the ground for massive tax hikes' at Budget
Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves are said to have started holding meetings on how to fill a black hole in the public finances estimated at up to £50billion.
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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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bbc.com
Rachel Reeves must raise taxes to cover £41bn gap, says think tank
Sir Keir Starmer defended the government's handling of the economy but failed to answer a question about taxes.
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Starmer refuses to rule out tax rises over £50bn black hole
PM declines to say whether Government will increase VAT, income tax or corporation tax in autumn Budget
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Keir Starmer pushes back at claims Labour is facing a £50bn black hole
The Prime Minister said he didn't recognise 'some of the figures that are being put out' amid suggestions that Rachel Reeves is on track to miss one of her fiscal rules.
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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’
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cnbc.com
The UK government won't admit it, but tax rises are coming — and there are no good options
Prime Minister Keir Starmer on Wednesday refused to rule out hikes to VAT, income tax and corporation tax.
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Starmer and Reeves 'lay the ground for massive tax hikes' at Budget
Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves are said to have started holding meetings on how to fill a black hole in the public finances estimated at up to £50billion.
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Labour lays ground for tax reforms as Reeves looks to fill £50bn hole
Labour is laying the ground for tax reforms this autumn that could spell misery for millions.
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Nice house? Labour wants to tax it, Kemi Badenoch tells Middle England
The Tory leader says Rachel Reeves saw property as a 'cash machine' to plug the gap in the public finances.