Every UK government in my adult life has pledged to ‘crack down on tax avoidance’ and to ‘close the tax gap’. Labour which now sees itself as a government in waiting (if you believe the opinion polls) has decided to keep that tradition alive by publishing its own policy paper on the tax gap: Labour’s Plan to Close the Tax Gap (‘the paper’). Launched on 9 April amid a blaze of publicity the Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves explained how a Labour government would simultaneously squeeze more money out of ‘non-doms’ and take other assertive measures to close the tax gap. However is Labour’s diagnosis of the problem accurate and will their proposed medicine make any difference?
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Every UK government in my adult life has pledged to ‘crack down on tax avoidance’ and to ‘close the tax gap’. Labour which now sees itself as a government in waiting (if you believe the opinion polls) has decided to keep that tradition alive by publishing its own policy paper on the tax gap: Labour’s Plan to Close the Tax Gap (‘the paper’). Launched on 9 April amid a blaze of publicity the Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves explained how a Labour government would simultaneously squeeze more money out of ‘non-doms’ and take other assertive measures to close the tax gap. However is Labour’s diagnosis of the problem accurate and will their proposed medicine make any difference?
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