Reeves tells firms no more tax rises

Rachel Reeves CBI speech live: Chancellor tells conference ‘difficult decisions’ brought stability to economy
The head of a key UK business group says employers were caught “off-guard” by the hike in national insurance contributions in Rachel Reeves’ budget. In a stinging speech, Confederation of British Industry chief executive Rain Newton-Smith said the said the measures announced last month have made it harder for businesses to “take a chance” on hiring new people.
Reeves tells firms no more tax rises as she defends Budget
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has told businesses she is "not coming back with more borrowing or more taxes" as she defended the tax rises on businesses announced in the Budget. Reeves told the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) conference that despite "a lot of feedback" on her tax and spending plans, she had not heard many alternatives.
UK politics live: Rachel Reeves to defend Budget to CBI after stark warning over tax rises
Keir Starmer has promised “zero tolerance” for benefits cheats as Labour seeks to tackle Britain’s ballooning welfare bill. The prime minister warned those who try to “take advantage of state generosity will feel the force of the law” and that ministers would even “take cash straight from the banks of fraudsters”.
Politics latest: 'Profits are investment' - Chancellor Rachel Reeves accused of damaging growth with budget tax rises
Rachel Reeves has damaged investment and, by extension, growth through the tax rises announced in the budget, the head of the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) has said. But the chancellor will launch a staunch defence of her measures later today.
UK's Reeves vows no repeat of budget tax rises after employers' warning
By Alistair Smout and David Milliken LONDON (Reuters) -British finance minister Rachel Reeves on Monday said she would never have to repeat the tax hikes of her first budget, an attempt to reassure businesses that were caught off-guard by a 25 billion-pound ($31 billion) tax rise.
U.K. Chancellor Rachel Reeves seeks to reassure industry, says no more tax increases
U.K. Chancellor Rachel Reeves sought to assure British industry, saying she would not increase taxes for the remainder of the current Parliament..
Chancellor Rachel Reeves promises she will not raise taxes again
The chancellor insists there was no alternative to her policies, but says there will not be another budget like it.
Chancellor Reeves Pledges End to Major Tax Hikes
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has ruled out further tax increases or borrowing during the current government's term. Speaking at the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) conference, Reeves emphasized that her recent budget which included raising employers' national insurance contributions and the minimum wage,
Business leaders turn on Rachel Reeves after Budget tax raid
Business leaders have turned on Rachel Reeves as a string of executives warned Britain was becoming a less attractive place to invest under Labour. The head of one of the UK’s biggest manufacturers said on Monday that the country risked becoming uninvestable,
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Rachel Reeves just shot Angela Rayner in the foot - and sank Labour’s only growth plan
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Rachel Reeves faces a frosty reception at the CBI summit
At the beginning of the year, Rachel Reeves was being praised all round for her efforts repairing relations between the ...
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Rachel Reeves' Assures No Repeat of Tax Hikes: Businesses Seek Stability
British finance minister Rachel Reeves promises no repeat of the significant 25 billion-pound tax hikes. Businesses reacted ...
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British business group hits out at Labour's tax hikes
British business lobby group, the CBI, on Monday hit out over the Labour government's tax hikes on firms, saying the "heavy ...