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- These measures, alongside a commitment to update on policies at the Budget to help close the tax gap, were estimated in Labour’s manifesto to raise in the region of £8.5 billion by 2028/29. The exact amount they will raise will depend on the final policy design and behavioural responses.
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4 days ago · It is estimated that continuing the measure will raise over £33.5 billion a year for the government by 2028/29, making it an attractive option for the chancellor ahead of the Budget on 30 October.
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3 days ago · Labour's first budget since 2010 includes £40bn worth of tax rises and spending cuts across government - as well as promises to invest in infrastructure and support working people with higher wages.
3 days ago · Autumn Budget 2024. Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced the government will raise taxes by £40bn, with capital gains tax and employer National Insurance measures topping the bill.
