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Category: Taxation

How could the government reform inheritance tax to increase intergenerational fairness?

Posted 13th February 2020 & filed under Blog, Finance, Intergenerational fairness, Intergenerational inequality, Taxation.

The All-Party Parliamentary Group on Inheritance and Intergenerational Fairness recently launched its final set of recommendations on how inheritance tax needs to be reformed to reduce intergenerational inequality. David Kingman provides a brief guide to their proposals

How intergenerationally fair is raising Council Tax?

Posted 21st March 2019 & filed under Blog, Government, Intergenerational fairness, Taxation, Young people.

Recent research suggests that most local authorities in England and Wales will be imposing large Council Tax increases this year in order to address shortfalls in their budgets. David Kingman looks at what implications this could have for intergenerational fairness

Spring Budget 2017: No long-term solution for problems facing adult social care

Posted 17th March 2017 & filed under Ageing, Blog, Government spending, Health, Taxation.

David Kingman reports on what the recent Budget did and didn’t contain in relation to adult social care – and why there are few reasons for optimism

Spring Budget 2017: Why the Chancellor made the wrong reforms to National Insurance

Posted 14th March 2017 & filed under Blog, Pensions, Taxation.

David Kingman explains that although the Chancellor was right to reform National Insurance, he ignored intergenerational unfairness

Can Council Tax solve the social care crisis?

Posted 31st January 2017 & filed under Blog, Health, Taxation.

David Kingman looks at the situation affecting Surrey County Council, which has just proposed a massive rise in Council Tax to plug its social care funding shortfall

Government considers increasing Council Tax to fund social care

Posted 14th December 2016 & filed under Ageing, Blog, Government Debt, Health, Taxation.

Is an increase in Council Tax the best way to address the funding crisis in adult social care? David Kingman looks at the issues

What did the 2016 Autumn Statement offer for young people? (Part 2)

Posted 1st December 2016 & filed under Blog, Intergenerational Justice, Taxation.

David Kingman reflects on the 2016 Autumn Statement from an intergenerational point of view

Would a 2% graduate tax make higher education funding fairer?

Posted 2nd September 2016 & filed under Blog, Employment, Higher Education, Taxation.

David Kingman considers Labour leadership candidate Owen Smith’s proposal for reforming higher education funding

Was this really a Budget for “the next generation?” (Part 2)

Posted 24th March 2016 & filed under Blog, Environment, Intergenerational Justice, Pensions, Taxation.

In the second of a two-part series about the recent Budget speech, David Kingman looks at what it could mean for younger and future generations

Was this really a Budget for “the next generation?” (Part 1)

Posted 23rd March 2016 & filed under Blog, Intergenerational Justice, Pensions, Taxation.

In the first of a two-part series about the recent Budget speech, David Kingman looks at what it could mean for younger and future generations

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