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Budget Countdown: 10 Potential Tax Hikes – and Why Investors Will Still Come Out Strong

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The Government faces a “significant fiscal gap”, widely estimated at somewhere between £20 billion and £40 billion, and tax rises are firmly on the table. While no one outside the Treasury knows exactly what will be announced, several ideas keep coming up in discussions among commentators and policy watchers.
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