Treasury seeks to keep water firm fines earmarked for sewage cleanupsThe Treasury is considering reallocating funds from water company fines meant for sewage cleanup, causing concern among environmental advocates.
Reeves gives top official vote of confidence in row over Budget black hole cover-upQuality journalism should be accessible to all, and on-ground reporting is essential for understanding current political issues.
Rachel Reeves' budget survives contact with the media for now | John CraceReeves faced tough scrutiny the morning after her budget, but maintained a positive outlook despite challenges in growth projections and funding.
Inheritance tax increases expected in BudgetThe government plans to increase inheritance tax to address a £40 billion fiscal shortfall.
Ahead of the Government's last Budget before the general election, here's everything we know about where spending will focusThe government is implementing tax cuts and welfare increases while managing a €25bn surplus to alleviate cost-of-living pressures for citizens.
HMRC tax takings in healthy position but fiscal drag still causing pain for taxpayers - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.comFiscal drag increases taxpayers' income tax liabilities as wages rise, but the government is projected to need significant funding to address deficits.
The Guardian view on Labour and tax: time to change the frame | EditorialNew governments often raise taxes early, using predecessors' fiscal gaps to justify increases.Labour faces challenges with tax promises amidst public financial issues.Debate around tax reform is limited, affecting political strategy.
Inheritance tax increases expected in BudgetThe government plans to increase inheritance tax to address a £40 billion fiscal shortfall.
Ahead of the Government's last Budget before the general election, here's everything we know about where spending will focusThe government is implementing tax cuts and welfare increases while managing a €25bn surplus to alleviate cost-of-living pressures for citizens.
HMRC tax takings in healthy position but fiscal drag still causing pain for taxpayers - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.comFiscal drag increases taxpayers' income tax liabilities as wages rise, but the government is projected to need significant funding to address deficits.
The Guardian view on Labour and tax: time to change the frame | EditorialNew governments often raise taxes early, using predecessors' fiscal gaps to justify increases.Labour faces challenges with tax promises amidst public financial issues.Debate around tax reform is limited, affecting political strategy.
Rachel Reeves' budget is like a long car journey, without a Fruit-tella in sight | Alison PhillipsThe delay in the budget's release has fostered criticism and uncertainty about government fiscal plans.Despite delays, some optimism exists within the business sector regarding the government's growth strategy.
The accountant shortage is squeezing local governmentsThe accountant shortage significantly impacts local governments, especially in public finance, with long-term effects on community services.
Slovakia targets wealthy' book buyers with steep VAT riseSlovakia's government plans a significant VAT increase on books, facing backlash for targeting a cultural sector seen as vital to democracy.
14bn Apple windfall to be spent on housing, roads and water infrastructureThe Coalition plans to use the windfall from the European Court ruling to invest in State infrastructure.
Apple tax windfall won't impact Budget, Jack Chambers says as 13bn transfer will take 'months'Apple's €13bn tax windfall will have no effect on Ireland's Budget 2025, as prior financial parameters are already established.
Steve Mnuchin calls for a culling of the 20-year Treasury bond he reintroducedThe 20-year Treasury bond is pricing higher than expected, costing taxpayers $2 billion annually and raising debate on its elimination.
US strategic Bitcoin reserve to be financed by revaluing Fed's goldU.S. Senator Cynthia Lummis proposes financing a Bitcoin reserve partly via revaluing Federal Reserve's gold certificates to mirror the gold reserves size and scope.
U.S. Debt Hits $35 TrillionThe United States national debt has reached $35 trillion, with a $1 trillion increase in the first seven months of 2024.
Can the UK's 40bn 'Tax Gap' Be Bridged by the Next Government?Both major UK parties aim to reduce the tax gap through combating tax avoidance, though experts doubt the feasibility of raising up to £6 billion solely from this measure.