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Rachel Reeves will present the Autumn Budget on November 26, outlining potential tax increases and spending cuts, particularly for public services like the NHS and schools. Despite the Labour Party’s previous promise not to raise income tax, National Insurance, or VAT, speculation persists about necessary tax hikes to meet financial targets, with the Institute for Fiscal Studies suggesting a £22 billion tightening may be required. Significant changes to property taxes, including potential capital gains taxes on pricier homes and a new “mansion tax,” are also anticipated. The government aims to avoid austerity while ensuring adequate financial resources for future shocks.
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