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The public have a more nuanced attitude than Labour might wish to Hunt and Sunak’s riches
New data indicate UK will endure longest period of wage stagnation for two centuries
Chancellor pushes back many measures announced in Autumn Statement until after expected general election in 2024
Jeremy Hunt has put saver and investor plans in the deep freeze
Autumn Statement is ‘high on stealth creation and low on wealth creation’, lobby group says
‘Fiscal drag’ set to hit the squeezed middle hardest
Chancellor increases profits levy to 35% and introduces 45% tax on electricity generators
Hunt says unwinding of subsidy is ‘fair’ but green groups argue it will hurt uptake
The chancellor is applying the biggest tax squeeze to the middle classes, not the wealthiest
UK chancellor to phase out cuts announced by Kwasi Kwarteng
Key changes affecting personal taxes, investments, pensions and property
Find out what your new take-home pay will be after tax and national insurance
UK prime minister commits to transparency over personal finances after scrutiny of family fortune
The party should abandon its Thatcher tribute act and focus on the public’s priorities for fiscal policy
All the paperwork from the English tax case of the year
I’m worried a decision won’t have the same weight as a court judgment
Conservative strategists hope to reprise the party’s 1992 election playbook
Negative effects on investments by power producers are already apparent
Lawsuit linked to broader dispute between UK’s tax authority and property investor
The UK chancellor is preparing measures to reduce public borrowing because of dire predictions for the public finances
Angry backlash expected after business group warned against cuts to a system ‘of such importance for growth’
Platform’s introduction has led to ‘horrendous’ delays, triggering concerns about HMRC’s ability to carry out wider overhaul
Britain’s chancellor must satisfy markets while limiting economic damage
Chancellor also warns of spending cuts as he seeks to fill budgetary hole
Ministers are considering whether to introduce an online sales tax
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