
Andy Burnham to announce huge change to income tax in 'new era of devolution'
Prime Minister's push for 'growth in every postcode' could mean metro mayors have the power to give valuable rebates to residents
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Prime Minister's push for 'growth in every postcode' could mean metro mayors have the power to give valuable rebates to residents

Amount paid by the elderly has jumped by £9bn in the last two years

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The Prime Minister

Tory leader Kemi Badenoch has already written to Mr Burnham to challenge him to rule out tax rises or increased borrowing to pay for social care reform.

EXCLUSIVE: The new Prime Minister has been urged to overhaul the taxation system to ensure Britain's top earners are paying their fair share.

Reform UK warns PM against 'destroying the inheritance of millions of people'

The property expert criticised council tax as unfair and stamp duty as "madness," but rejected a property-value tax as no better.

Prime Minister says mooted change to stamp duty will not happen despite rampant speculation

Punishing families at their lowest point was not in Labour's manifesto, writes Reform UK chairman

Andy Burnham has hinted at council tax reform as Labour MPs stepped up calls for action.

Supporters of reform, including the Fairer Share Campaign, claim a flat-rate annual charge could save households in areas such as Hartlepool around £950 a year.