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Treasury watchdog says impact of Reeves' 'jobs tax' under-estimated

The OBR said its UK growth forecast for last year had been 'too optimistic', with its prediction of 2 per cent being replaced with an initial estimate of just 1.4 per cent.

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Treasury watchdog says impact of Reeves' 'jobs tax' under-estimated

The OBR said its UK growth forecast for last year had been 'too optimistic', with its prediction of 2 per cent being replaced with an initial estimate of just 1.4 per cent.

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Rachel Reeves represents Labour’s short-termism at its worst

It will mean people save less for their pension. HMRC estimates that 2.9 million people will reduce their contributions after the raid.

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  1. lunedì 1 giugno 2026·spectator.com

    Rachel Reeves represents Labour’s short-termism at its worst

    It will mean people save less for their pension. HMRC estimates that 2.9 million people will reduce their contributions after the raid.

  2. mercoledì 3 giugno 2026·dailymail.com

    Treasury watchdog says impact of Reeves' 'jobs tax' under-estimated

    The OBR said its UK growth forecast for last year had been 'too optimistic', with its prediction of 2 per cent being replaced with an initial estimate of just 1.4 per cent.