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G7 deal on multinational tax fails to live up to the hype

9 June 2021
Tax and Fiscal Policy

G7 deal on multinational tax fails to live up to the hype

Julian Jessop
9 June 2021
The G7 agreement on new principles for taxing multinationals is not the ‘breakthrough’ that many are claiming. It probably will … Continue reading “G7 deal on multinational tax fails to live up to the hype”

Hiking corporation tax: bad idea, worse timing

5 February 2021
Tax and Fiscal Policy

Hiking corporation tax: bad idea, worse timing

Julian Jessop
5 February 2021
There is still plenty of speculation that the Treasury is thinking of raising UK corporation tax in the March Budget. … Continue reading “Hiking corporation tax: bad idea, worse timing”

The Chancellor’s Post-Pandemic Choices

5 October 2020
Research

The Chancellor’s Post-Pandemic Choices

Neil Record
5 October 2020
Conditions for growth are not a mystery – we have seen them in the UK in the recent past. This … Continue reading “The Chancellor’s Post-Pandemic Choices”

Debate: Which tax would you axe? (Part 2)

26 September 2018
Tax and Fiscal Policy

Debate: Which tax would you axe? (Part 2)

IEA DEBATE
26 September 2018
Continued from Part 1… Abolish corporation tax, says the IEA’s Chief Economist Julian Jessop Corporate taxation is no longer fit … Continue reading “Debate: Which tax would you axe? (Part 2)”

People have forgotten the perils of Big Government

7 July 2017
Government and Institutions

People have forgotten the perils of Big Government

Kate Andrews
7 July 2017
The new mantra of the people is “tax more, spend more”, at least according to the British Social Attitudes 2017 … Continue reading “People have forgotten the perils of Big Government”

Apple and Ireland: nothing surprising in the EU imposing taxes

6 September 2016
Government and Institutions

Apple and Ireland: nothing surprising in the EU imposing taxes

Richard Teather
6 September 2016
Clearly no-one commenting on the EU Commission’s levying of €13 billion of taxes on Apple has read my 2005 IEA … Continue reading “Apple and Ireland: nothing surprising in the EU imposing taxes”

It is true that “corporations don’t pay tax” – but it is not true in the way everybody thinks

5 September 2016
Economic Theory

It is true that “corporations don’t pay tax” – but it is not true in the way everybody thinks

Diego Zuluaga
5 September 2016
“Corporations do not pay taxes.” This statement may be uncontroversial among large swathes of the population, but to free-marketeers – … Continue reading “It is true that “corporations don’t pay tax” – but it is not true in the way everybody thinks”

Let’s abolish corporation tax

31 March 2016
Tax and Fiscal Policy

Let’s abolish corporation tax

Diego Zuluaga
31 March 2016
The lack of meaningful reform of business taxation is one of the great failures of recent governments. But with public … Continue reading “Let’s abolish corporation tax”

There are few things in positive economics that are settled – except that there are few things that are settled

22 March 2016
Economic Theory

There are few things in positive economics that are settled – except that there are few things that are settled

Philip Booth
22 March 2016
Mariana Mazzucato is a well-known Professor of the Economics of Innovation at the University of Sussex. She advises the Labour … Continue reading “There are few things in positive economics that are settled – except that there are few things that are settled”

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