RACHEL Reeves is under pressure to fill a £50billion blackhole with an all-new tax raid in the Autumn Budget. Experts have suggested a raft of tax changes could be announced in the speech –

Rachel Reeves has been told that UK businesses have had to "hit the brakes" after she hiked taxes on employers. Sanjay Odedra, Director of Communications and Campaigns at BusinessLDN, said: “With inflation accelerating and growth slowing,

The Treasury is reportedly looking at major reforms, making it more difficult for wildlife concerns to hold up developments

The Guardian reported this week that officials are considering replacing it with a new national property levy, imposed when owner-occupiers sell a home valued above £500,000. Unlike stamp duty, which covers about 60 per cent of transactions, this measure would only affect around 20 per cent.

A businessman has fumed at Rachel Reeves for "thieving off working class people" and calls for the Chancellor to be "put in prison".

An estate agent who has campaigned against stamp duty said the tax change would make it harder for ordinary Londoners to start families

A TYPICAL homeowner will now be forced to hand over £82,000 to the taxman thanks to Rachel Reeves’ inheritance tax raid, new analysis reveals. Inheritance tax is charged on all assets above the

The Chancellor has been slammed as new inflation figures showed the cost of living crisis is getting worse on her watch.