A side view would help more but from what I can see the fish is yellow with an orange tail and fins and a dark stripe down the sides. If this is correct then you most likely have a female of the yellow colour morph of honey gourami.
With this colour, males tend to have more orange on them than females; often the tail end third of the body is orange as well as the tail fin. I can't see how much of the fish's body is orange from the photo.
Females are a lot more likely than males to have a stripe down the sides. It is most obvious in the natural coloured females but yellow ones also have the stripe to some degree - some females have definite solid lines, some have broken lines. These lines are darker when the fish is stressed such as in a shop tank.
Male yellow honey gouramis do develop black on their throats but it is not as deep or extensive as in the wild colour.
I have had yellow honey gouramis in the past
I have attached photos of a male and female of my gouramis so you can compare yours. You can see the broken dark line in the female and the blackish throat in the male - it did become more intense when he was building a bubble nest. The photos also show the more extensive orange colour in the male.