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In recent weeks both political parties have found a conveniently painless source of revenue: clamping down on tax avoidance.

If we want better public services we're going to have to pay for them, so these are the tax rises to look out for

If the Chancellor is looking to secure his legacy ahead, he should use the Budget to fix distortions in the economy, says Tim Sarson

Tax devolution allows for invaluable experimentation and dynamism that Britain's economy desperately needs, writes Tim Sarson.

It may have felt like a long year, but 2023 will be seen as a serene year for tax policy compared to what 2024 has in store, writes Tim Sarson

You've heard plenty about what Hunt will say tomorrow, but we can learn as much about the government's priorities in what he won't say, writes Tim Sarson.

The autumn statement is unlikely to feature any big ticket tax cuts despite the UK's finances being in a better position than expected.

We always complain about our tax system in the UK, but it really isn't that bad. It's just won't be a magic bullet for growth

The UK is losing ground to its supersized rival on multiple fronts

Policy head Tim Sarson said there is a general sense the UK is not quite what it was.