The Chancellor has confirmed that he will cut national insurance by 1.25% for employees and employers from 6 November

MPs on the Loan Charge Action Group have written to the two key Treasury ministers who have taken on responsibility for the loan charge, calling for a review

The Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng is set to announce a series of tax cuts in his fiscal statement this Friday, with stamp duty the latest rumoured to be cut

The Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng is likely to present his fiscal statement to MPs on Friday 23 September, although this will not confirmed until next week

In the latest appointment at the Treasury Lucy Frazer has been replaced by chartered accountant Andrew Griffith as financial secretary to the Treasury

Former business secretary Kwasi Kwarteng has been named as Chancellor in the prime minister’s new cabinet, while Chris Philp takes the number two job in the Treasury

Following weeks of hustings and debate, the members of the Conservative party have elected Liz Truss as their party leader and new prime minister

The chair of the Treasury Committee has said that producing a Budget without technical analysis of the economic situation would be the equivalent of ‘flying blind’

A cross-party group of MPs have set up an inquiry into the cryptoasset industry to assess whether existing regulations are fit for purpose

MPs on the loan charge all-party group have written to the Chancellor asking him to open an independent inquiry into the loan charge and HMRC’s treatment of taxpayers following the suicide of another person affected by the policy

Leadership challenger Rishi Sunak has announced he will scrap VAT on energy bills if he becomes prime minister.

Last night, Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak faced each other during a heated hour-long televised debate from Stoke-on-Trent where tax and economic policy dominated