Autumn Budget
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coxy0072004

Original Poster:

71 posts

131 months

Monday 7th September
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As above, what do we think is coming?

mwstewart

8,569 posts

218 months

Monday 7th September
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The post 100k tax 'trap' will be addressed with a wider review of fiscal drag, more focused welfare support, reduction in the energy price cap, and tax breaks for small businesses.

cb31

1,460 posts

166 months

Monday 7th September
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mwstewart said:
The post 100k tax 'trap' will be addressed with a wider review of fiscal drag, more focused welfare support, reduction in the energy price cap, and tax breaks for small businesses.
biglaugh

alscar

9,917 posts

243 months

Monday 7th September
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More pain for anyone working.

98elise

32,652 posts

191 months

Monday 7th September
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I'm expecting more pain for landlords.

It's an easy way to tax "ordinary working people" by making landlords pay, then pass the cost to tenants.

TheK1981

330 posts

105 months

Monday 7th September
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If you have a job/assets/motivation, they will take it all and you will be happy
If you collect benefits you are going to get more

Josemartinez

863 posts

20 months

Monday 7th September
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alscar said:
More pain for anyone working.
I think your spot on. Probably start messing around with private pensions too.

Edited to add, probably a big increase to NLW to put "more money in people's pockets", increase the price of everything and make running a business even harder.

macron

13,378 posts

196 months

Monday 7th September
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CGT up to mirror income tax rates on the name of growth.

All tax bands held firm in the name of growth.

Benefit payments to rise at least with inflation.

The turncoat who left defence bc not enough money for defence announces a discussion to be had post budget about how to think about using this growth to give more to defence.

Margin note saying MOD to pay reparations for Chagis this we'll hit 6% not 3 of GDP on defence in record time.

Simpo Two

92,838 posts

295 months

Monday 7th September
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98elise said:
I'm expecting more pain for landlords.

It's an easy way to tax "ordinary working people" by making landlords pay, then pass the cost to tenants.
A former schoolfriend of mine - self-made millionaire dad, white Rolls etc - went to Cambridge and came out a raving leftie. The only problem is that he has three rental properties, so in the eyes of his government he's now an evil landlord exploiting the poor. I haven't heard from him for some time, presumably still wrestling the contradiction.


Budget forecast: Take 100 in tax, hand back 10 in sweeties - but only mention the sweetie part, and say 'Difficult choices' a lot. Also 'Committed to' is a good way to do nothing whilst seeming sympathetic.

Panamax

9,800 posts

64 months

Monday 7th September
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macron said:
CGT up to mirror income tax rates on the name of growth.
Not even this lot would be stupid enough to do that. However, expect more from the Gospel According To Rachel Reeves,

"Growth"
"Tax"
"Growth"
"Broadest shoulders"
"Tax"
"Spend"
"Growth"
"Tax"
"Defence"
"Tax"
"Growth"
"Put the Great back into Britain"
"Tax"
"Spend"
"Global factors"
"Growth"
"Tax"
"Spend"
"Tax"
"Tax"
"Tax"

Hustle_

26,548 posts

190 months

Monday 7th September
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Is it too soon to dust off "We're all in this together"?

snuffy

13,276 posts

314 months

Monday 7th September
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mwstewart said:
The post 100k tax 'trap' will be addressed with a wider review of fiscal drag, more focused welfare support, reduction in the energy price cap, and tax breaks for small businesses.
As soon as backbench MPs salaries exceed 100k said tax trap will be instantly addressed.

Man of gas

306 posts

157 months

Monday 7th September
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coxy0072004 said:
As above, what do we think is coming?
Here we go again :-(

JoshSm

5,100 posts

67 months

Monday 7th September
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I predict a lot of pain, a lot of waste, a lot of policy driven by envy, a lot of dodging hard decisions affecting their pet voters and a whole mass of excuses blaming it on everyone else.

We've already had the preview of the last part.

Blue_star

1,255 posts

46 months

Monday 7th September
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Additional long term investments. Taxing wealth rather than income. Review of benefit system roadmap. Bank taxes

Edited by Blue_star on Monday 7th September 14:11

Crafty_

14,134 posts

230 months

Monday 7th September
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Panamax said:
Not even this lot would be stupid enough to do that. However, expect more from the Gospel According To Rachel Reeves,

"Growth"
"Tax"
"Growth"
"Broadest shoulders"
"Tax"
"Spend"
"Growth"
"Tax"
"Defence"
"Tax"
"Growth"
"Put the Great back into Britain"
"Tax"
"Spend"
"Global factors"
"Growth"
"Tax"
"Spend"
"Tax"
"Tax"
"Tax"
You missed "Its the tories fault", specifically Liz Truss this time. https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/joh...

Business say ditch the triple lock https://www.independent.co.uk/news/business/state-...

Laffer unimpressed https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2026/09/05/br...


AllyM

534 posts

206 months

Monday 7th September
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Growth in every postcode

Tom8

6,443 posts

184 months

Monday 7th September
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We will tax our way to growth, that is the labour way.

Assuming that they were so unhappy with Two Tier and Rachel from Accounts (hence binning them) then they will undo all of the policies the call centre girl introduced?

OIC

534 posts

23 months

Hustle_

26,548 posts

190 months

Monday 7th September
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Tom8 said:
We will tax our way to growth, that is the labour way.

Assuming that they were so unhappy with Two Tier and Rachel from Accounts (hence binning them) then they will undo all of the policies the call centre girl introduced?
Misogyny redcard