Capital gains tax won't rise to 39%, Starmer hints
Briefly

Sir Keir Starmer emphasized that speculation regarding the rise of capital gains tax to 39% is 'wide of the mark,' indicating a cautious approach toward tax increases.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves highlighted the necessity of tax increases in the upcoming Budget, pointing to a significant £22bn deficit in public finances that the government needs to address.
While Labour plans to avoid raising income tax or VAT for individuals, speculation around increasing National Insurance for employers remains uncertain and seems to be a potential consideration.
At a government summit on investment, the Prime Minister stated that tax rates should not be a primary focus, suggesting a broader conversation about economic growth and investment is more vital.
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