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Chancellor should consider a “radical tax-scrapping bonanza”

1 March 2021
Tax and Fiscal Policy

Chancellor should consider a “radical tax-scrapping bonanza”

1 March 2021

IEA research featured in City A.M.

City A.M. features coverage of a new report from the Institute of Economic Affairs which calls on the government to … Continue reading “Chancellor should consider a “radical tax-scrapping bonanza””

Chancellor should go for growth by scrapping or overhauling 20 taxes, says IEA

1 March 2021
Tax and Fiscal Policy

Chancellor should go for growth by scrapping or overhauling 20 taxes, says IEA

1 March 2021

IEA research featured in the Daily Express

“A low and radically simplified tax system is the best way for our economy to recover from repeated lockdowns and … Continue reading “Chancellor should go for growth by scrapping or overhauling 20 taxes, says IEA”

20 taxes the Government should scrap to boost the economy

1 March 2021
Tax and Fiscal Policy

20 taxes the Government should scrap to boost the economy

1 March 2021

Sam Collins writes for CapX

Between the impact of coronavirus and Brexit, the UK economy is “faced with a range of new risks and opportunities … Continue reading “20 taxes the Government should scrap to boost the economy”

Britain’s growth needs a simpler tax system

1 March 2021
Tax and Fiscal Policy

Britain’s growth needs a simpler tax system

1 March 2021

Alexander C. R. Hammond and Sam Collins write for City A.M.

This week the Chancellor Rishi Sunak “will present possibly the most consequential Budget in half a century” and should “radically … Continue reading “Britain’s growth needs a simpler tax system”

Axe 20 taxes and go for growth, says new IEA research

1 March 2021
Tax and Fiscal Policy

Axe 20 taxes and go for growth, says new IEA research

1 March 2021
The five-year average tax burden in the UK is at a 70-year high.   Scrapping or replacing 20 taxes could … Continue reading “Axe 20 taxes and go for growth, says new IEA research”

Economy likely to “bounce back quickly” says IEA expert

28 February 2021
Tax and Fiscal Policy

Economy likely to “bounce back quickly” says IEA expert

28 February 2021

Julian Jessop quoted by Wales Online

Wales Online previews the coming Budget, with the Chancellor rumoured to be considering various tax hikes, but Julian Jessop, independent … Continue reading “Economy likely to “bounce back quickly” says IEA expert”

It’s not looking good from a free market perspective

28 February 2021
Tax and Fiscal Policy

It’s not looking good from a free market perspective

28 February 2021

Julian Jessop quoted in The Times

Boris Johnson’s premiership has been characterised by an unprecedent level of Conservative-led state interventionism. At the heart of his agenda … Continue reading “It’s not looking good from a free market perspective”

‘Scrap stamp duty altogether’

26 February 2021
Tax and Fiscal Policy

‘Scrap stamp duty altogether’

26 February 2021

Julian Jessop appears on Politics.co.uk

IEA Economics Fellow Julian Jessop appeared on Politics.co.uk to express his views on stamp duty and why the UK should … Continue reading “‘Scrap stamp duty altogether’”

Stamp duty extension is not enough

25 February 2021
Tax and Fiscal Policy

Stamp duty extension is not enough

25 February 2021

Julian Jessop quoted in the Daily Telegraph

The Chancellor is expected to extend the stamp duty holiday until June this year in the forthcoming Spring Budget. Reacting … Continue reading “Stamp duty extension is not enough”

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