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Businesses will bear the brunt of NIC rise

8 September 2021
Tax and Fiscal Policy

Businesses will bear the brunt of NIC rise

8 September 2021

Annabel Denham quoted in the Daily Mail

The Daily Mail reported that the National Insurance hike to fund social care will gravely damage businesses. Of the £ … Continue reading “Businesses will bear the brunt of NIC rise”

The Tories are no longer the party of low tax

8 September 2021
Tax and Fiscal Policy

The Tories are no longer the party of low tax

8 September 2021

Annabel Denham writes for The Telegraph

The government has announced that National Insurance Contributions will rise by 1.25 per cent to cover the cost of social … Continue reading “The Tories are no longer the party of low tax”

National Insurance rise will be wasted on NHS bureaucracy

8 September 2021
Tax and Fiscal Policy

National Insurance rise will be wasted on NHS bureaucracy

8 September 2021

Professor Len Shackleton quoted in the Daily Express

After the Government announced a 1.25 per cent rise in National Insurance Contributions to ease the NHS backlog and fund … Continue reading “National Insurance rise will be wasted on NHS bureaucracy”

UK policy favours the old over the young

5 September 2021
Tax and Fiscal Policy

UK policy favours the old over the young

5 September 2021

Emma Revell writes for The Telegraph

In an op-ed for The Telegraph, IEA Head of Public Affairs Emma Revell, argued that although the face of UK … Continue reading “UK policy favours the old over the young”

Social care: Insurance scheme is fairer than NI tax increase

4 September 2021
Tax and Fiscal Policy

Social care: Insurance scheme is fairer than NI tax increase

4 September 2021

Professor Len Shackleton quoted in the Independent

Quoted in the Independent, IEA Economics Fellow, Professor Len Shackleton, suggested an insurance scheme is fairer than an increase in … Continue reading “Social care: Insurance scheme is fairer than NI tax increase”

Hiking NI to fund social care “intergenerational robbery”

3 September 2021
Tax and Fiscal Policy

Hiking NI to fund social care “intergenerational robbery”

3 September 2021

Professor Len Shackleton writes for The Telegraph

The government is reportedly planning to increase National Insurance Contributions (NIC) by 1 or 2 per cent to fund social … Continue reading “Hiking NI to fund social care “intergenerational robbery””

NI hike for social care will put jobs at risk

3 September 2021
Tax and Fiscal Policy

NI hike for social care will put jobs at risk

3 September 2021

Professor Len Shackleton quoted in The Telegraph

Reports that the government is considering raising National Insurance Contributions to fund social care was greeted with dismay by politicians … Continue reading “NI hike for social care will put jobs at risk”

Tax hikes will kill-off the economic recovery

22 August 2021
Tax and Fiscal Policy

Tax hikes will kill-off the economic recovery

22 August 2021

Professor Len Shackleton writes for The Telegraph

IEA Editorial & Research Fellow, Professor Len Shackleton, penned an op-ed for The Telegraph, arguing if the Chancellor Rishi Sunak … Continue reading “Tax hikes will kill-off the economic recovery”

Chancellor under pressure to scrap the triple lock pension

17 August 2021
Tax and Fiscal Policy

Chancellor under pressure to scrap the triple lock pension

17 August 2021

Julian Jessop quoted in The Guardian

The triple lock pension scheme, which increases pensions by the highest of either inflation, 2.5 per cent, or the level … Continue reading “Chancellor under pressure to scrap the triple lock pension”

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