It’s less than 48 hours until Labour unveils its latest round of tax rises, money changes and financial plans for the next year - and financial experts have pointed to the three taxes they think should increase this Wednesday.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves is being tipped to raise taxes again in her Autumn Budget on November 26, and financial think tank the Institute for Government has previously given its verdict on which taxes it thinks the government should target for increases as it looks to balance the nation’s books.

The Institute says it is ‘almost certain’ that taxes will rise this autumn thanks to ‘high level of government debt’ and a volatile market and that the best way to tackle it is by breaking a manifesto pledge.

It has pointed to three key taxes paid by the largest number

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