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According to reports, Rachel Reeves follows changes in the inheritance tax to help to wear the large gap in public finances.

The chancellor is said to look at the rules of tightening of money and assets before he passed away to address an estimated expenditure hole in the next budget.

Guardian considers that there is a lifelong border expectation that will limit the amount that a person can give before his death. The news comes after the Labor Party plans to hit the families with tax raids to the retirement flowers of their deceased loved ones.

‘Solidal politics’

Tories said that plans should not be punished for revealing Labour’s ‘jealousy policy’ and people have passed their difficult money.

Shadow Chancellor Mel Stide said: ‘Jealousy politics strikes again. This is equivalent to the class war. More condemnation policy.

‘Those who work hard, rescued and want to transfer something to their loved ones should not be punished with more taxes than labor.’

Last week, a report of the National Institute of Economic and Social Studies, Reeves, must find 50 billion £ tax increases or expenditure deductions to balance the books until the end of the decade, and that he should warn important tax increases in autumn.

The respected thinking tank said that higher public sector borrowing and weak economic growth left the chancellery with a ‘impossible’ choice between the two options.

‘Boomers’ views in Reeves

Already, the increasing national insurance, income tax and VAT rejected for workers who have left their limited options to raise money unless they change their financial rules.

The inheritance tax collects approximately £ 7 billion per year and is paid by about four percent of the property.

It is currently adjusted to 40 faces of the value of property over £ 325,000.

It is said that workers’ authorities are concerned about the amount of money taken from retirement containers and gifts to their relatives.

It is reported that they are looking for a way to benefit from the richness of the ‘Boomer’ generation benefiting from increasing real estate prices and gold -plated pension.

Inheritance tax rules

The gifts made seven years before someone died are currently not subject to inheritance tax.

Those given three to seven years before death are taxed on a sliding scale known as ‘conical relaxation’. The ratio rises from 32 percent to 8 each year.

A Treasury source told The Guardian: ‘We have to find ways to touch better than the legacies of what you can contribute more with a lot of reserves in assets such as values.

“ It is difficult to ensure that these taxes do not result in gaps that weaken their objectives.

‘But we are trying to find out which income can be increased and how it will make it a fair approach.’

Source added: ‘IHT can upgrade more and even if we do not do anything, the payment threshold will collect more money as it is frozen.

If the government’s purpose is to avoid earnings from work, we should look at the arms for the taxation. ‘

Farmers already targeted

In the last budget, Mrs. Reeves changed the rules, so farmers paid inheritance tax on more than £ 1 million properties.

This article also reported that Mrs. Reeves will not increase the tax rates of capital earnings a few points.

This can be cooperated with an allowance for those who deposit money to British enterprises in order not to deterd the investment in the UK.

Reeves under pressure

Ms. Reeves is under the pressure of Backbencher to provide some kind of reserve tax to target the rich.

A Treasury Spokesman said: ‘As mentioned in the change plan, the best way to strengthen public finances is to enlarge the economy – this is our focus.

‘Changes in tax and expenditure policy are not the only way to do so as seen in our planning reforms, which are expected to increase the economy by £ 6.8 billion and reduce borrowing $ 3.4 billion.

‘For employees, we are determined to keep taxes as low as possible, so we maintain the salaries of employees in the budget of autumn, and we promised to increase basic, higher or additional income tax, employee national insurance or VAT rates.’

Possible changes in the inheritance tax come after Sir Keir’s popularity to date has reached the lowest level.

According to Yougov, the government’s approval grade fell to minus 55.

Only 13 percent of the people who were involved in the survey said that they have approved the government’s registration since the last summer returned to power under Sir Keir – the same percentage as the previous week.

Labor’s record low approval

However, those who do not approve, up to 68 percent fell to another percentage.

This meant that the net approval degree has switched to a record low level for this management.

The weekly survey is ruthless reading for the worker HQ and follows a series of coups to Sir Keir’s authority, and claims that he has presided on a ‘two -layer’ justice system, including new charges that he cannot hold the crisis of small boats.

He also had to deal with the resignation of the homeless minister on a rental house.

Yougov data came after it was officially confirmed that more than 50,000 immigrants came to England after passing the British channel since the Labour 2024 general elections.

The analysis claimed that the milestone had reached 603 days for the management of Rishi altar on the 401 days of the Starmer government and more than 1000 days below Boris Johnson.

Although Liz Truss had passed the channel for 49 days of premiere, a total of 10,532 immigrants came to England, but it did not last long enough to reach the turning point.