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Chancellor risks forgoing £1.5bn in annual revenue just as he seeks to restore fiscal discipline
Using the UK apprenticeship levy for EMBAs split opinion but ending it has consequences
IFS urges Sunak to review rules on defined contribution schemes
I have helped finance two junior Isas for my British grandchildren and would like to invest in something similar
Judge describes sums involved as ‘eye watering’ as he grants HMRC forfeiture order
Politicians should consider radical alternatives to managing an unpleasant normality
Tax breaks on the higher-risk asset class attract wealthy UK investors on the hunt for yield
Tax raid on ‘Generation Rent’ could result in ‘Generation No Pension’
I have dual UK-US citizenship, but have lived in the UK for my working life
Shadow chancellor to counter Tory claims party would resort to excessive borrowing
Requirement for millions to keep digital records and file taxes quarterly postponed for a year
Sectoral levies distort capital allocation and politicise investments
John Glen also reviews cap on bankers’ bonuses with eye to maintaining London’s competitiveness
UK tax authority defends agreeing US group to pay $112m deferred charge over case
For those who can afford it, salary sacrifice schemes could lessen the sting of next year’s national insurance increases
‘Nudge’ letters sent to hundreds of people that UK revenue agency thinks might have underpaid
But Tory MPs express doubts tax increase will have hoped-for effect on waiting lists and care
Note to the UK government: raising corporate taxes has economic costs
Tony Danker voices concern over lack of detail on economic choices and the threat to investment
Chancellor Rishi Sunak has announced more than £40bn of tax increases this year, nearly two-thirds of which will be borne by business
More money for the NHS and social care is popular with voters but risks alienating some Tory MPs
Even the Bank of England seems less solid than before
UK will have its highest tax and national insurance burden in years but the pain will not be evenly felt
Prospect of £12bn a year in higher taxes triggers abstentions and 5 votes against by PM’s own MPs
National insurance rate rise means half of any salary increase will be deducted in tax and student loan payments
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