Only 2% of supporters expect party to cut public investment if it takes power, says YouGov poll
Surge of transactions ahead of the UK general election
Labour insists it will keep lump sum allowance if it wins next week’s general election
Estimate by HM Revenue & Customs highlights the beneficial impact of ‘fiscal drag’ on state coffers
Serica ‘actively’ looking overseas ahead of potential increase in UK government’s windfall levy on producers
G20 should give serious consideration to blueprint for global minimum standard of taxing billionaires
Commenters discuss the latest plans to abolish the ‘non-dom’ regime — join the debate
Letter signed by 57 executives supports opposition’s proposed ‘growth and skills levy’
Rights groups allege that at least 23 people were killed after parliament was stormed
I want to know the best way to pass down wealth
President addresses nation after five killed and dozens injured when police opened fire on anti-tax demonstrators
Endless phoneline waits, unfair clawbacks and misdirected tax-avoidance clampdowns waste business time and energy
Co-ordinated levy on total wealth of super-rich is feasible and enforceable, says paper commissioned for G20
US bank seeks to take share of business from Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley
Governments find it hard to resist the lure of anything that means they don’t have to levy more on voters
Champions of digital taxes take unilateral steps after losing faith in OECD-backed treaty
Think-tank delivers scathing verdict on manifesto promises of Labour and Conservatives
US conservatives are moving away from the old orthodoxy on how to balance deficits and revenues
President seeks to fight Trump on economy with progressive plan to make the very rich pay more
Plans by both main political parties to abolish ‘non-dom’ regime prompts departures
US state’s status as premiere corporate home in flux as companies and shareholders disagree over board powers
Advisers report that wealthy clients are considering moving to more tax-friendly countries
Majority of justices uphold Trump-era levy but avoids broader constitutional questions that some had pushed
It involves austerity, some quirks in UK fiscal rules and ensuring government action requires private investment
Shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves’s comments were received well by those who believe she has opened the door to less harsh options
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