Reform-linked think tank proposes tax cuts and pension changes

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 23 Sept, 05:33 · Archive

A Reform UK-linked think tank has called for sweeping tax cuts and the abolition of the state pension.

The Centre for a Better Britain has published a report proposing the abolition of capital gains tax, inheritance tax and the state pension, along with £75bn in tax cuts. The think tank also calls for weaker banking regulations. Richard Tice and Robert Jenrick described it as a serious contribution to growth debate.

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• Thinktank linked to Reform UK calls for abolition of state pension‘Radical’ report likely to influence party’s platform also proposes abolishing inheritance and capital gains taxes A thinktank linked to Reform UK has called for the abolition of the state pension and £75bn worth of sweeping tax cuts in a “radical” report likely to influence the party’s platform for the next election. The Centre for a Better Britain’s (CFABB) report – which also calls for weaker rules for UK banks and Trump-style investment accounts offering £1,000 to newborns – will be formally launched at a private event with City executives on Wednesday. Continue reading...The Guardian · 23 Sept, 05:00
• Reform-linked think tank calls for sweeping City deregulation and tax cutsA Reform UK-linked think tank has called for sweeping tax cuts for investors and an overhaul of regulation in a report that was described by Richard Tice and Robert Jenrick as a “serious contribution” to the UK’s growth debate. The Centre for a Better Britain has called for the abolition of capital gains taxes and [...]City AM · 23 Sept, 02:00

In this story: Reform UK · Centre for a Better Britain · Richard Tice · Robert Jenrick

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