The Aporia
34 articles about 22 events for “UK Tax Policy”.
“Unveiling plans to scrap inheritance tax on family residences, she reminded delegates that the Conservatives have 'always been the party of home ownership'.”
“There was plenty of chat throughout the conference and beforehand of a new policy coming on inheritance tax, and, sure enough, another page was missing towards the end of her speech with her plan on that.”
“Tax experts say the party's £6bn per year estimate of the cost of the plan is reasonable, but warn the policy would primarily benefit wealthier households and could discourage older people from moving to smaller homes.”
“Soaring debt costs and inflation from the Middle East chaos are thought to have hammered the public finances outlook, potentially forcing Mr Healey to look at tax hikes or spending cuts.”
“Three weeks ahead of John Healey’s budget, the Joseph Rowntree Foundation said Britain faces a “dire” outlook unless the government takes “bold policy action”.”
“Meanwhile, consenting to both Jackdaw and Rosebank could provide the UK with a £4.1 billion boost to tax revenues over the next decade.”
“BoE policymaker Megan Greene argued on Tuesday morning that the IMF’s growth upgrade was proof that UK interest rates should be higher.”
“Three markets, the EU, the US and the UK, take about three-quarters of textile exports.”
“…e erratic, contradictory and increasingly rapid changes in the proclamations from Donald Trump about Ukraine, and US diesel purchases from Russia, if it wasn't for the US making threats to Europe about cutting intelligence and military procurements to…”
“John Healey has been warned by Britain’s leading tax and spending experts that his budget risks being a “work of fiction” unless he sets out plans to cover £35bn in spending pressures.”
“Millions of pounds in taxpayers' money are being spent by the Government on hiring foreign staff, it has been revealed.”
“The report said: “The UK of the 2040s, where large numbers of people are likely to be living with frailty in later old age, bears little relation to that of the 1940s when the modern welfare state was designed.””
“The SNP introduced its Scottish Rate of Income Tax and imposed on Scotland the highest rate in the UK.”
“…oward's quiet legacy rings loudly today We remember the decade before that as Australia's great reform era: the dollar floated, tariffs came down, finance was deregulated, superannuation was made compulsory, and competition policy remade old public…”
“And according to the UK Green Building Council (UKGBC), the construction industry is well prepared for the FHS and will have to implement the policy before the next general election, so scrapping it is of little benefit.”
“…tain working again and a Labour party that keeps putting up taxes, refuses to cut welfare and won't fund our defence.' Kemi Badenoch has put the Tory Party on notice for a pre-Christmas general election, amid growing speculation that Andy Burnham will call a…”
“Overseen by the No 10 policy unit and the Cabinet Office’s cost of living taskforce, each department has “incubators” where proposals are dreamed up.”
“It added: ‘With the right regulatory policy and taxation framework, UK financial and related professional services can play an even greater role in delivering investment, prosperity and resilience across every region and nation of the UK.”
“Last year, Farage and Candy jointly announced a policy specifically designed to appeal to billionaires, offering them a flat £250,000 tax rate for non-dom status to attract the wealthy to London, during which he bemoaned the “very rapid exodus” from central…”
“Pre-tax profits rose 18% to £45.2m even as the number of people employed by the group in the UK, mostly in sales and marketing, rose to 113 from 91 a year before.”
“Mr Bailey said government tax and spending policy must 'be seen by markets as credible' and stressed the importance of sticking to fiscal rules.”
“Healey is expected to raise taxes at the budget to partly rebuild that cushion, as well as paying for policy interventions including the six-month VAT cut on electricity bills and a modest energy support package for the poorest households.”
“- Published Politicians have expressed dismay at Policy and Resources' (P&R) budget for 2027, stating it does not do enough to support ordinary islanders.”
“In the UK the chancellor, John Healey, has said he will stick with his predecessor Rachel Reeves’s plans to balance day-to-day spending with tax revenues – borrowing only to invest – and bring the debt-to-GDP ratio down over time.”
“…will review the Scotland Act and consider withdrawing powers if it would ensure better governance of the UK.' The policy is currently being worked on by her shadow cabinet and could prove a major issue in the next general election campaign north of the…”