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IEA Tax and Fiscal Policy.

NI tax hike for social care is a sticking plaster

20 September 2021
Tax and Fiscal Policy

NI tax hike for social care is a sticking plaster

20 September 2021

Mark Littlewood writes for The Times

In his bi-weekly column for The Times, IEA Director General, Mark Littlewood, argued that the government’s plan to raise National … Continue reading “NI tax hike for social care is a sticking plaster”

IEA research referenced by Chartered Institute for Taxation

18 September 2021
Tax and Fiscal Policy

IEA research referenced by Chartered Institute for Taxation

18 September 2021

Chartered Institute of Taxation cites IEA research

The Chartered Institute for Taxation has listed the policy positions of think tanks on tax issues ahead of the party … Continue reading “IEA research referenced by Chartered Institute for Taxation”

The case for abolishing the tax privileges of international organisations

16 September 2021
Society and Culture

The case for abolishing the tax privileges of international organisations

Andy Mayer
16 September 2021
The IEA held an event recently on the OECD proposal to establish a global minimum rate for Corporation Tax at … Continue reading “The case for abolishing the tax privileges of international organisations”

More state interference will make childcare more expensive

14 September 2021
Tax and Fiscal Policy

More state interference will make childcare more expensive

14 September 2021

Annabel Denham writes for The Spectator

IEA Director of Communications, Annabel Denham has written on the problems with childcare policy, arguing that spending more taxpayers’ money … Continue reading “More state interference will make childcare more expensive”

Triple lock pension “unsustainable”

13 September 2021
Tax and Fiscal Policy

Triple lock pension “unsustainable”

13 September 2021

Julian Jessop quoted in the Daily Express

IEA Economics Fellow, Julian Jessop, welcomed the suspension of the triple lock pension this year, arguing it is “unsustainable” in … Continue reading “Triple lock pension “unsustainable””

Weak GDP growth: Tax raid risks economic recovery

10 September 2021
Tax and Fiscal Policy

Weak GDP growth: Tax raid risks economic recovery

10 September 2021

Julian Jessop quoted in The Telegraph

Office for National Statistic (ONS) data on GDP shows an anaemic growth rate of just 0.1 per cent, leaving the … Continue reading “Weak GDP growth: Tax raid risks economic recovery”

Backlash against NI increase grows

10 September 2021
Tax and Fiscal Policy

Backlash against NI increase grows

10 September 2021

Mark Littlewood referenced in The Guardian

Opposition to the governments decision to increase National Insurance to fund social care is growing amongst free market organisations. In … Continue reading “Backlash against NI increase grows”

Sluggish GDP growth is a warning against further tax rises

10 September 2021
Tax and Fiscal Policy

Sluggish GDP growth is a warning against further tax rises

10 September 2021

Julian Jessop quoted in City AM

After the Office for National Statistics (ONS) recorded a poor GDP growth rate of just 0.1 per cent for July … Continue reading “Sluggish GDP growth is a warning against further tax rises”

NIC increase for social care a “smoke and mirrors policy”

9 September 2021
Tax and Fiscal Policy

NIC increase for social care a “smoke and mirrors policy”

9 September 2021

Professor Len Shackleton writes for Reaction

In an op-ed for Reaction, IEA Editorial & Research Fellow, Professor Len Shackleton, suggested the decision to hike National Insurance … Continue reading “NIC increase for social care a “smoke and mirrors policy””

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