The "legislative paralysis" since June's snap general election and the dominance of Brexit debates means the Chancellor could tinker with "monstrous" tax relief in his Autumn Budget in November, Sir Steve Webb has said.
As votes are now more difficult to get through Parliament in a very limited legislative agenda, Philip Hammond may seek tax changes to balance the books, the former pensions minister suggested. ...
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