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Duncan Innes

BBC News - If we can have a single benefit, why not a single tax? - 0 views

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  • Duncan Innes on 31 Jan 11
     
    An article looking at simplifying the tax system by combining income tax and NI. Contains a graph for marginal tax rates 2010/2011
Duncan Innes

Analysis: Does the UK really have marginal tax rates of 96%? - Times Online - 0 views

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  • Duncan Innes on 11 Jan 11
     
    Highlighting high levels of marginal tax rates in the UK
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BBC News - Higher tax rate to hit 750,000 more people, says IFS - 0 views

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  • Duncan Innes on 31 Jan 11
     
    A clear graph on the marginal rates of direct taxation. An article identifying the winners and losers after April 2011 changes
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Tim Harford - Article - Laffer curves and the logic of the 50p rate - 0 views

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  • Duncan Innes on 10 Sep 11
     
    Tim Harfords examines the 50p tax rate and the Laffer Curve
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Tax Research UK » Why VAT is regressive - 0 views

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  • First, the poor must have savings, and as I show, they don’t. Second, they must have access to borrowing, and as I show, they don’t (except for doorstep lenders). Third, the consumption patterns of the rich must be the same as the poor, and they’re not. In fact, the consumption patterns of the rich (for school frees, private health, leisure travel, second homes and financial services products) are all VAT free, unlike the consumption patterns of the poorest.
  • Duncan Innes on 13 Jan 11
     
    Interesting article highlighting why VAT is regressive.
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