UK companies are now paying more tax than at any point since the 1970s
Raising corporation tax to 25% will take the effective rate to the highest it’s ever been in the UK, and
3 October 2023
Raising corporation tax to 25% will take the effective rate to the highest it’s ever been in the UK, and
There are a surprising number of people still promoting tax avoidance schemes. Of course, they say they’re not tax avoidance
Until we get clear answers, it’s reasonable to assume the Sunaks are using an offshore trust to avoid £100m+ of
The OECD tax database has data on inheritance tax systems across the world, and we can use that to plot
I posted some charts yesterday on how the UK tax system compares to other countries when we look at tax
We now have the latest OECD tax data, showing tax as a percentage of GDP across the developed world. The
Following our report on Property118, landlords have been getting in contact and asking what they should be doing. Tax Policy
The Sunday Times has a remarkable story that Lord Sugar tried to avoid tax by leaving the UK for Australia.
Uber’s latest financial reports, filed yesterday, reveal that HMRC is challenging its VAT position and claiming £386m. Uber is appealing
The Tax Justice Network claims the world will lose $5 trillion in tax abuse over the next 10 years. They
There’s a Youtube video doing the rounds on Twitter which claims that Muslims don’t have to pay stamp duty when
Here’s Oxfam’s press release from earlier this month: To Oxfam’s credit, they now link to the methodology from the press
Here’s an interactive map showing incomes in each parliamentary constituency in 2020/21, shaded by median incomes. You should be able
Here’s an interactive map showing inheritance tax paid in each parliamentary constituency in 2019/20, and shaded by the number of
The reason for this is simple: There are 137 countries coloured on that map. Each has signed up to the
We’ve been asked a few times to analyse the revenue impact of imposing 20% VAT on private schools. We’ve declined,
Here’s Jacob Rees-Mogg in Wednesday‘s Telegraph: We hear this a lot. But it’s a terrible argument: We pay tax on
There’s a problem with a lot of Left-wing tax advocacy: it identifies a political challenge, and proposes a policy aimed
At the Post Office inquiry on Friday, the Department of Business and Trade gave the impression that the tax issues
Here are five things I think Jeremy Hunt should be doing. This isn’t my dream list if-some-idiot-made-me-Chancellor. They’re things which