British minister: The government is obliged to make difficult economic decisions

British minister: The government is obliged to make difficult economic decisions

The initial budget plans are anticipated to be unveiled on November 17 by Prime Minister Rishi Sonak and Finance Minister Jeremy Hunt, who are collaborating on strategies to close a deficit of at least 40 billion pounds (45.50 billion dollars).
A reduction in the tax exemption for profit distributions and the extension of an exceptional tax on energy corporations are two options that, according to officials, are not excluded from the talks.
“It’s true that we’re having to make some tough choices.

However, I must make it clear to you and your viewers that the autumn statement will unfortunately include far more difficult decisions.
He continued by saying that the government must make challenging choices on taxes and spending while also putting a strong emphasis on safeguarding vulnerable people.
Sonak, who won the Conservative Party and the Presidency of the Government after the resignation of Liz Trees, had pledged to get out of Britain from the deep economic crisis and rebuild confidence in policies.

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The government must make painful economic decisions, according to a British minister.

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