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In July, Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced that she had inherited from the previous government a projected overspend of £22bn and that “difficult decisions” lay ahead. The Chancellor has suggested that this shortfall will be met by reviewing spending, welfare and tax policies – with an expected focus on the latter.
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