Taxes on earnings went up by nearly £1,900 under 13 years of Labour , figures have revealed – as George Osborne warned ‘ they ’ ll do it all again ’ . The Chancellor said Labour had ‘ form ’ on jacking up income tax and National Insurance and insisted Ed Balls and Ed Miliband would do the same if given the chance after May 7 . ‘ Ed Miliband and Ed Balls have done it all before – and they would do it all over again , ’ he said . Scroll down for video . Chancellor George Osborne ( left ) has warned that taxes will rise under Labour and said the party had 'form ' on rising taxes . He said : ‘ Ed Miliband and Ed Balls ( right ) have done it all before – and they would do it all again ' Today , as he begins a tour of all four nations of the UK , David Cameron will say there is just one month to save Britain from the ‘ disaster ’ of a Miliband government . Yesterday the Prime Minister stepped up his attack on tax by insisting Labour was planning to drag nearly one million more people into the 40p tax rate . And in a pointed attack on his coalition partners , he dismissed the Lib Dems as being among the ‘ minor parties ’ making ‘ more and more strange claims ’ . Mr Cameron said voters would pay a ‘ heavy price ’ for a Labour government which would be ‘ looking in your payslip ’ for tax . He also condemned Labour ’ s plans to abolish the married couples tax allowance , which came into effect yesterday . Speaking in Leeds , Ed Balls said the tax break – worth £200 a year to couples who have tied the knot – was ‘ perverse ’ . Shadow Chancellor Mr Balls also repeated his claim – denied outright by the Tories – that they would raise VAT . He said a Tory government would mean ‘ millions paying more while millionaires pay less ’ as he accused the party of planning to cut the top rate of income tax for those earning over £150,000 . Meanwhile a major spat erupted between the Tories and Lib Dems , as Danny Alexander was accused of inventing an extraordinary claim about a senior Tory . The Chief Secretary to the Treasury claimed that during negotiations for the 2012 Budget , a Tory minister told him : ‘ You take care of the workers and we ’ ll take care of the bosses ’ . Today , as he begins a tour of all four nations of the UK , David Cameron ( left ) will say there is just one month to save Britain from the ‘ disaster ’ of a Miliband ( right ) government , which would see voters 'pay a heavy price ' He refused to say who it was . Mr Alexander made the comments , in the Independent newspaper , as his party attempted to claw back credit for cutting the personal rate of income tax from the Tories . But Culture Secretary Sajid Javid told the BBC ’ s World at One the claim was ‘ complete rubbish ’ . He added : ‘ The reason why he wouldn ’ t actually tell you who he thinks said it is he knows that no one said it. ’ Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg accused Mr Osborne of being a ‘ very dangerous man ’ because of his cuts plans . Mr Cameron dismissed the remarks , saying : ‘ You are going to hear minor parties just making more and more strange claims to say “ look at me , look at what I ’ m saying ” . ’ Mr Osborne released figures , by the independent House of Commons Library , showing the extent of tax and National Insurance rises under Labour from 1997 to 2010 . Combined taxes on income went up by an average of £1,895 across all households , he said . They rose among every income group , with those earning £15,500 hit the hardest . He repeated his claim Labour is planning a £3,000 tax bombshell , saying : ‘ We ’ re publishing figures that show Labour ’ s got form on tax. ’ Mr Cameron , who will visit England , Scotland , Wales and Northern Ireland in a single day today , will say there is ‘ one month to save our economy from the disaster of an Ed Miliband government ’ .
George Osborne has warned that taxes will rise under Labour Government . Chancellor claimed Labour has 'done it before and will do it all over again ' Taxes on earnings rose 3,000 under 13 years of Labour , stats show .