The UK should cut the top 90% rate of income tax
Well-intentioned bodges to the UK income tax system have created anomalously high marginal tax rates for people earning between £50-60k
4 October 2022
Well-intentioned bodges to the UK income tax system have created anomalously high marginal tax rates for people earning between £50-60k
This chart shows house prices having a heart attack. The big spike in June 2021 just happens to coincide with
The EU Tax Observatory have just published an excess profits tax proposal which would tax listed energy companies on 33%
The Guardian says ABP avoided millions in UK tax – that’s probably wrong. One of the frustrating things about the
If the Scottish Government doesn’t follow the Tories’ abolition of the 45p additional rate, I expect its revenues from Scotland’s
In his Budget speech, the Chancellor said that the UK had a higher rate of tax on high incomes than
It’s often said there’s been a race to the bottom in corporate tax, with tax competition resulting in corporations paying
In May, the Government announced the Energy Profits Levy – a windfall tax on UK oil and gas companies. It
Mrs Thatcher is still heralded as a tax-cutter by many. But what actually happened to UK tax revenues, as a
That’s not an easy question. In the UK there’s income tax, and national insurance – both shown on our wage
You are the beloved daughter of the dictator of Freedonia. You have oodles of cash, investments, real estate etc etc,
This was written before the Conservative Government announced the replacement of the non-dom regime. One response to the non-dom kerfuffle
I’ll start with something simple and try to build up. Let’s start with a normal non-dom – the kind of
Lots of people asking about the blog comment policy. I don’t have one. I was going to disable comments, and
So I was and remain thankful for all the opportunities Clifford Chance gave me, but after almost 25 years I