The chancellor has said she will not need to raise taxes to "top up" public spending, after facing pressure to spell out her future tax plans. Rachel Reeves made headlines last week by telling a business conference she would not be "coming back" with tax hikes in the coming years.

Rachel Reeves refuses to guarantee no new tax rises despite pledge last week - The chancellor is under pressure over her pledge not to come back with more tax rises

Rachel Reeves has appeared to drop her pledge to not “come back for more tax” from businesses after refusing four times to repeat the vow. Last week, the Chancellor told business leaders she would not need to increase taxes further after raising employer National Insurance contributions by £25 billion at the Budget.

There will be an increase from 31.8 cents to 34.4 cents a gallon for gasoline, and from 35.8 cents to 38.4 cents for diesel fuel. Combined with the motor fuels tax, that’s going to give consumers an overall tax of 44.9 cents and 51.9 cents a gallon for gas and diesel, respectively.

New Jersey's tax on gasoline is about to increase. In an effort to fund the Transportation Trust Fund, the state Department of the Treasury announced an increase of 2.6 cents per gallon on the New Jersey gas tax rate as of Jan.

Start saving those pennies, New Jersey. Come Jan. 1, 2025, the gas tax is getting a New Year’s makeover — up by 2.6 cents per gallon, the state's Treasury Department announced Monday, Dec. 2. Consider it your annual donation to the