by Whitehouse Communications | 7 May 2021 | Communications, Economy, Food, Nutrition and Public Health, Health, Health and Social care, Politics, Third Sector, Webinar, Whitehouse News
In a new report today by LSE/The Lancet, experts have warned that spending on the NHS, social care and public health needs to rise by £102bn over the next decade, funded by big tax rises, to improve Britain’s health in the wake of the pandemic. The report warns...
by Chris Rogers | 10 Mar 2017 | Economy, Health
Dial the clock back a year and it was George Osborne rather than Philip Hammond at the despatch box setting out the Budget. And back in those pre-Brexit days, the then-Chancellor and noted rabbit out of a hat enthusiast was also in the front pages over tax. In Mr...
by Chris Rogers | 17 Feb 2016 | Economy, European Union
As a cursory glance at virtually any newspaper in pretty much every major EU Member State will prove, the amount that companies pay in tax is a big issue. One of the most discussed elements – by those accused of not paying the ‘right’ amount of tax, as well as their...
by Chris Rogers | 2 Feb 2016 | Third Sector
Charities make a significant contribution across the UK helping the most vulnerable by mobilising the good will of millions of people. But very often the vital service and support these groups provide is only possible because of tax reliefs and exemptions. Rules...
by Sam | 22 Sep 2014 | Politics
The Labour Party Conference kicked off yesterday, with Shadow Chancellor Ed balls today set to underscore his willingness to take tough fiscal decisions, saying he will cap child benefit increases at 1 per cent for the first two years of the next parliament, and force...
