Budget Tax Raid On Banks
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- Alex BrummerDaily Mail
- Simon JackBBC
- Nicholas CecilEvening Standard
- Sophie WingateEvening Standard
- Holly WilliamsEvening Standard
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Budget Tax Raid On Banks. (2026, October 16). The Aporia. https://the-aporia.com/event/82650
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- 15 Oct
John Healey has described the banks as part of "the crown jewels" of the UK economy, yet has refused to rule out a raid on the sector.
Coverage 5 articles
16 Oct Bank shares drop on reports Chancellor planning Budget tax raid
Evening Standard
15 Oct John Healey urged to hike taxes on banks’ ‘bumper profits’ in Budget
Evening Standard
15 Oct Hit the City with Budget tax raid of at least £9 billion on banks, unions tell Chancellor John Healey
Evening Standard
15 Oct Banks expect to be hit in Budget tax raid
BBC
15 Oct Healey hails banks as 'jewel in the crown of the British economy' amid fears over Budget tax raid
Daily Mail
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