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Here's Why Farmers Want to Abolish the Death Tax

Here's Why Farmers Want to Abolish the Death Tax

We spoke to protesting farmers about inheritance tax - no surprise, they hate it. But did you know that 61% of Brits agree with them? We asked them about our latest polling on IHT and whether they thought it should be scrapped altogether. If you want to join our campaign

Esther McVey MP - The Voice of Common Sense

Esther McVey MP - The Voice of Common Sense

Conservative MP Esther McVey joins podcast host Duncan Barkes and Elliot Keck of the TPA. Should there be an electoral pact between the Conservatives and Reform UK ahead of the next general election? What would it take for Esther to defect to Reform UK? Why did the Conservatives take such

TaxPayers’ Alliance responds to reports that users of streaming services will have to pay the licence fee

TaxPayers’ Alliance responds to reports that users of streaming services will have to pay the licence fee

For immediate release Responding to reports that streaming service users will have to pay the licence fee, John O’Connell, chief executive of the TaxPayers' Alliance, said: “Forcing streaming service users to cough up the licence fee would truly be one of the most bonkers ideas ever concocted. “Far

Brits “unanimous” in supporting cutting or abolishing inheritance tax

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

Briefing: inheritance tax

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

It's Time to Scrap Inheritance Tax: Here's Why

It's Time to Scrap Inheritance Tax: Here's Why

We're launching a new campaign to abolish inheritance tax once and for all! With tax reliefs being chipped away, family businesses and farms are being hit hard—proving what many of us already knew: inheritance tax is unworkable, unfair, and downright immoral. Enough is enough. It’s time