The International Monetary Fund stated that the UK government is at risk of losing its way to achieve its goals to recover public financing and asked the Minister of Finance, Rachel Reeves, to give himself more maneuver through tax procedures or spending.
In a final version of an annual report on the British economy, the International Monetary Fund said that the changes made by Reeves in government deficit reduction plans have increased the credibility and effectiveness of fiscal policy.
The International Monetary Fund said: “The risks facing this strategy must be managed carefully. In an unconfirmed global environment and a limited tax space, financial rules can be easily violated if the growth manufacturers are fulfilled,” said the International Monetary Fund.
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The fund also said that the risk of frequent change in fiscal policy and spending can be reduced through changes that include the creation of a tax space for more Reefs to achieve its goals.
“The first (option) is to maintain more space under the rules, so that small changes in views do not lead to assessments according to the rules,” he said.
In response to the report, Reeves said in a statement that the Fund has supported its options to recover the British economy and that its plans “will face the deep economic challenges that we inherit in facing global obstacles.”
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Reeves is under pressure to increase taxes this year to continue the right track to achieve the goals of their budget, and to increase social security contributions that employers pay with increasing revenues at the end of 2024.
(Wrew William Shomberg)
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