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The case for tax cuts – yes, even now

10 August 2022

The case for tax cuts – yes, even now

Matthew Lesh
10 August 2022
The Conservative Party leadership election and rising prices have sparked a national debate about whether now is the time for … Continue reading “The case for tax cuts – yes, even now”

Still room for tax cuts despite jump in debt interest costs

21 July 2022

Still room for tax cuts despite jump in debt interest costs

21 July 2022
Commenting on the latest public sector finances data, Julian Jessop, Economics Fellow at free market think tank the Institute of … Continue reading “Still room for tax cuts despite jump in debt interest costs”

Time for a radical change on tax and spend, says IEA expert

12 July 2022

Time for a radical change on tax and spend, says IEA expert

12 July 2022
Commenting on tax cut pledges made by Conservative leadership candidates, Matthew Lesh, Head of Public Policy at free market think … Continue reading “Time for a radical change on tax and spend, says IEA expert”

Why an online sales tax could be more trouble than it is worth

30 June 2022
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Why an online sales tax could be more trouble than it is worth

Julian Jessop
30 June 2022
Summary The UK Treasury has been consulting on the concept of an ‘online sales tax’, or OST, which could raise … Continue reading “Why an online sales tax could be more trouble than it is worth”

Windfall taxation is the start of a slippery slope

30 May 2022

Windfall taxation is the start of a slippery slope

30 May 2022

Mark Littlewood writes for The Times

Mark Littlewood, IEA Director General, has written his fortnightly Times column on the Chancellor’s introduction of a tax on profits … Continue reading “Windfall taxation is the start of a slippery slope”

Sunak’s cost of living statement is a win for Labour

30 May 2022

Sunak’s cost of living statement is a win for Labour

30 May 2022

Mark Littlewood comments for the Daily Mail

Mark Littlewood, IEA Director General, has commented in the Daily Mail on the measures outlined in Rishi Sunak’s cost of … Continue reading “Sunak’s cost of living statement is a win for Labour”

Corporation tax hike may make investors think twice

23 May 2022

Corporation tax hike may make investors think twice

23 May 2022

Matthew Lesh comments for The Mail

Matthew Lesh, IEA Head of Public Policy, has commented in The Mail on plans to raise corporation tax from 19 … Continue reading “Corporation tax hike may make investors think twice”

Inflation gives the Chancellor room to help those struggling

27 April 2022

Inflation gives the Chancellor room to help those struggling

27 April 2022

Julian Jessop comments for The Telegraph

Julian Jessop, IEA Economics Fellow, has commented in The Telegraph on why high inflation and the subsequent increase in tax … Continue reading “Inflation gives the Chancellor room to help those struggling”

Government must do more to fight rising cost of living

25 April 2022

Government must do more to fight rising cost of living

25 April 2022

Julian Jessop comments for the Daily Express

Commenting for the Daily Express, IEA Economics Fellow, Julian Jessop, argued that the government must explore more options to protect … Continue reading “Government must do more to fight rising cost of living”

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