More than 15,300 people have signed an online petition calling for changes to pension withdrawals in the Autumn Budget. Income tax rises for Scots in April – how the changes affect you More than 15,300 people have signed an online petition urging Chancellor Rachel Reeves to introduce a ‘Pension Tax Lock’ at the Autumn Budget
The tax could soon become a common bill for the middle class, not just the wealthy, as experts raise the alarm 06:55, 14 Oct 2025Updated 07:16, 14 Oct 2025 Many families might breach inheritance tax allowance limits as the thresholds have been frozen(Image: GETTY) UK households could soon be facing a new tax trap. Fewer
Tax experts have issued a warning over the looming risk of new charges 05:30, 14 Oct 2025Updated 07:45, 14 Oct 2025 There could be changes to inheritance tax in the Autumn Statement(Image: Getty) People have been urged to look over their finances as they could face a new tax bill after November. Tax experts are
Treasurer Jim Chalmers‘s major overhaul of controversial superannuation tax plan has been welcomed by experts. Chalmers announced on Monday that the Albanese government’s tax on earnings of super balances of more than $3million will be indexed to inflation, and will no longer hit unrealised gains – or gains purely on paper. However, earnings on super
The U.K.’s film tax credit scheme is emerging as a major draw for international co-productions, helping the country shed its reputation for challenging legal structures and complex financing requirements, according to a panel of leading producers at the BFI London Film Festival. “Great Britain comes with so many opportunities,” said Polish producer Klaudia Śmieja-Rostworowska of
Rachel Reeves was today urged to wrap looming Budget tax hikes in wider ‘reforms’ to reduce public fury. The IFS think-tank said the Chancellor should make fundamental changes – such as abolishing council tax and replacing it with a property tax – so it does not look like she is simply milking Britons. Ms Reeves
Rachel Reeves was today urged to wrap looming Budget tax hikes in wider ‘reforms’ to reduce public fury. The IFS think-tank said the Chancellor should make fundamental changes – such as abolishing council tax and replacing it with a property tax – so it does not look like she is simply milking Brits. Ms Reeves
Research by the Institute for Fiscal Studies comes as Parliament returns from the conference recess today with attention turning to next month’s make-or-break Budget 16:36, 12 Oct 2025Updated 07:08, 13 Oct 2025 Chancellor Rachel Reeves will deliver her second Budget next month(Image: Getty Images) Chancellor Rachel Reeves could raise tens of billions from tax reforms
Michael Sheils McNameeBusiness reporter EPA Chancellor Rachel Reeves should avoid “directionless tinkering and half-baked fixes” when trying to boost the government’s tax take in next month’s Budget, a leading think tank has said. Taxes are widely expected to go up in the Budget, with pressure on the chancellor to raise money in order to meet
The budget may still be more than six weeks away, but rumours of U-turns and changes are already in full swing. Over the last few days, there have been multiple reports that those inside Whitehall are considering tweaks to the controversial inheritance tax (IHT) reforms on farms announced this time last year. Plans to introduce