Over recent years the tax burden has climbed to a post-war high of 37 per cent of national income despite the attempts of the previous government to cut taxes.
Tax burden ‘will not fall in my lifetime’ warns IFS chief
Read Also
- Is Verizon Down? Tens of Thousands of Users Are Still Without Service — Here's What We Know So Far
- Why is Canada’s economy falling behind America’s?
- Amazon's no.1 bestsellers are on sale for up to 75% off ahead of Prime Big Deal Days 2024
- You Can Now Get Admitted to Hundreds of Colleges Without Even Applying
- Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Says Nuclear Energy 'Is a Wonderful Way Forward' to Keep AI Data Centers Running
- Stellantis has too many cars sitting unsold, and it's a huge problem
- 'Let Gen Z Write Your Marketing Script' Is Trending on TikTok. Zoos, Museums, and an 880-Year-Old Bed & Breakfast Are Cashing In.
- How This Software Company Is Simplifying Complex But Critical Processes for Small Businesses
- How Recessions Create Wealth-Building Opportunities for Savvy Investors
- 10 Communication Services Stocks With Whale Alerts In Today's Session
Latest City A.M.
- Tax burden ‘will not fall in my lifetime’ warns IFS chief
- Mortgage approvals hit highest level in two years as housing market recovers
- UK growth revised down to 0.5 per cent in second quarter
- Adzuna: UK job-seekers face toughest market in three years
- Markets doubt Bank of England’s cautious approach to interest rates
- How will Labour fill the non-dom shaped hole in their tax plans? Brace yourself.
- Mervyn King warns against government changing way it measures debt
- Mervyn King warns against government changing way it measures debt
- Non-dom crackdown: Fears it will fail to raise cash and actually cost the UK money
- ‘Time is of the essence’: Government urged to push ahead with planning changes