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- The UK government is weighing tax reforms that could raise about £3.2 billion annually by increasing gambling industry taxes and tapering income tax allowances for higher earners.
- The chancellor aims to avoid broad tax increases on working people, relying on targeted measures to improve the tax system’s efficiency.
- Public support hinges on ensuring wealthier individuals and corporations contribute fairly, as reforms seek to boost system functionality and address public needs.
