Reeves sets sights on Motability to save £1billion in Budget: Will Chancellor scrap tax breaks for disability car scheme users? ⊕
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The Chancellor is considering scrapping tax breaks which spare Motability's 860,000 users from having to pay VAT or insurance premium tax on their leased vehicles.
Chancellor says she ‘can’t leave welfare untouched’ this parliament as budget looms ⊖
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Rachel Reeves understood to be eyeing cuts to Motability scheme as she tries to plug hole in country’s finances
Rachel Reeves has said she “can’t leave welfare untouched” this parliament, with the Tre…
Rachel Reeves warns Labour MPs she's ready for a fresh battle over welfare - as she says markets reaction to her Commons weeping shows she's right person to be Chancellor ○
The Chancellor told her party they 'can't leave welfare untouched', adding: 'We can't get to the end of this Parliamentary session and I've done nothing, basically.'
Chancellor warned businesses are at breaking point as another 2,000 go bust ⊖
The Chancellor must avoid piling further pressure on British businesses at the Budget after another 2,000 firms went bust last month, restructuring experts have warned.
Is Rachel Reeves Facing a Budget ‘Groundhog Day’? ○
And the Chancellor plans ‘targeted action’ on bills in the budget.
Raising VAT would cut spending power TWICE as much as raising income tax, Rachel Reeves is warned ⊖
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The Chancellor has been warned that raising VAT in the Autumn Budget would have a more detrimental effect on the economy than income tax hikes.
HUGO DUNCAN: Millions of middle class families are in Chancellor's crosshairs ⊕
HUGO DUNCAN: Don't be fooled by the Chancellor ruling out a 'wealth tax' on Thursday - even if she quashed hopes among lefty Labour backbenchers of a full-blown attack on the rich.
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