Budget 2024: Rachel Reeves says 'main taxes on working people' won't rise
Rachel Reeves has said that “main taxes on working people” will not rise in the Budget. She gave the reassurance a week before she delivers her first Budget, and the first by a woman Chancellor. But her words left the door open to a raft of other tax rises, many of which could hit London hard.
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Britain desperately needs to get out of its economic doldrums, but there's no sign Rachel Reeves has the answers.
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