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Chancellor Rishi Sunak will announce his Budget next week, and heated debate has already begun over who should take on the burden of paying extra after the coronavirus pandemic has hit the UK economy. Reports indicate that the furlough scheme will be extended to help those still unable to work and the Universal Credit uplift of £20 is likely to remain in place. But the Chancellor has also hinted at tax rises, with Mr Sunak likely to raise corporation tax and capital gains tax to target big businesses and the wealthiest. Meanwhile, more than t
RISHI SUNAK could target pension tax relief as a way to raise funds to cover the economic impact of the pandemic, a former minister warned who said the clock is ticking .
RISHI SUNAK has been warned not to raise taxes on the fragile self-employed as an expert calls for more support in the fourth Self-employed Income Support Scheme (SEISS).