Jobs, investment, and the United Kingdom’s energy security are at risk as high taxes continue to burden North Sea oil and gas producers. Brian Gilvary, chairman of Ineos Energy, sharply
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The concept of fiscal headroom has become the central focus of United Kingdom economic policy. For fifteen years, the buffer between forecasted tax revenues and government spending has shaped debates
After decades as one of the most influential figures in Britain’s financial landscape, steel mogul Lakshmi Mittal has opted to leave the United Kingdom, marking a decisive response to significant
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has opted to place a freeze on income tax thresholds at the core of the upcoming budget, abandoning plans for an increase in the basic income tax
Labour ministers are facing mounting fiscal challenges in the run-up to the highly-anticipated November budget, with Chancellor Rachel Reeves reportedly considering over one hundred separate tax and spending measures to
Labour’s proposed overhaul of the business rates system has drawn fierce criticism from Britain’s leading broadband firms, who warn that the reforms could threaten crucial infrastructure investment across the country.
HM Treasury’s ambitious projection of a £34 billion boost in tax revenue now faces fresh scrutiny, as latest analysis suggests a major exodus of high-net-worth individuals following the abolition of
The spotlight is set to fall on Chancellor Rachel Reeves as she delivers the autumn budget on 26 November 2025, a pivotal moment for fiscal policy in the United Kingdom.
President Trump has sharply rebuked the UK government over its tax regime for North Sea oil, declaring the resource a “treasure chest” and warning high taxes threaten its economic potential.
Britain has seen more billionaires leave its shores than any other country over the past two years, sparking concerns that additional departures could follow if a wealth tax is introduced.
