Press Releases TaxPayers’ Alliance responds to the launch of South Cambridgeshire District Council’s four-day week consultation For immediate release Responding to the launch of South Cambridgeshire District Council’s four-day week consultation, Elliot Keck, head of campaigns of the TaxPayers' Alliance, said: “Local taxpayers will be chomping at the bit to give their views on the disastrous four-day week experiment. “For years their imperious council
Campaigns 4 MILLION Brits to be HAMMERED by MASSIVE Council Tax Hikes Head of campaigns, Elliot Keck joined Tom Hardwood and Emily Carver on GB News to break down how four million Brits are set to pay more council tax due to record increases from 10% - 25%.
Research Briefing: HMRC interest rate for late tax payments In October 2024 the chancellor of the exchequer, Rachel Reeves, delivered the first budget of the current Labour government. One of the less noted changes she announced was an increase in the interest rate on the late payment of taxes. The aim of this policy is to encourage the public
Blog Why we are fighting the Windsor and Maidenhead tax hike By: Oliver Dean, grassroots intern at the TaxPayers’ Alliance “Ridiculous”, “preposterous” and “absurd” were just some of the words that the residents of Cookham, a village near Maidenhead, used to describe their local council’s plan to raise council tax by 25 per cent. Yet, despite widespread distaste for such
Press Releases Brits “unanimous” in supporting cutting or abolishing inheritance tax Embargoed: 22:30, Thursday 23rd January 2025 * Majority (55 per cent) of the British public support cutting or abolishing inheritance tax, according to polling for the TaxPayers’ Alliance by Public First. * British people name Inheritance Tax the “least fair” tax by a huge margin, with Reform UK’s Deputy Leader
Research Briefing: inheritance tax Overview: * In 2024-25, inheritance tax (IHT) is forecast to raise £8.3 billion. With the changes announced in the October 2024 budget, the revenue is expected to increase by 67 per cent, to £13.9 billion in 2029-30.[1] * Inheritance tax is distortionary, unfair and deeply unpopular. The proportion of
