Tax Policy Associates

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United Kingdom

An independent think tank that analyzes and provides insights on tax policy in the UK.

CCI Score

57.55

12.45% June 25

Latest Event

Independent Analysis on Farage's Non-Doms Policy

Tax Policy Associates published an analysis estimating that Nigel Farage’s proposed non-doms tax policy would cost £34 billion over five years, highlighting the financial burden on working people while benefiting the super‐rich.

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Tax Policy Associates is currently rated as a Leader.

+45 to +100 CCI Score

Companies in this range actively lead the fight against authoritarianism by rejecting oppressive practices and championing democratic values. They implement robust policies, engage in transparent governance, and drive initiatives that set the standard for corporate responsibility.

Latest Events

JUN

25

2025

Independent Analysis on Farage's Non-Doms Policy
70.00

Tax Policy Associates published an analysis estimating that Nigel Farage’s proposed non-doms tax policy would cost £34 billion over five years, highlighting the financial burden on working people while benefiting the super‐rich.
JUN

14

2024

Publication of Progressive Tax Analysis on Labour Manifesto
45.10

Tax Policy Associates published an in‐depth critique of the Labour manifesto, arguing that its proposals lack genuine tax reform and fail to address systemic issues of tax fairness. The analysis calls for transparent, accountable tax policies that promote economic justice and support working people, thereby reinforcing progressive political debate.
+50

Public and Political Behavior

June 25

The publication represents a clear act of public political engagement by providing a detailed, progressive critique of major tax policies and proposals. By advocating for reforms that enhance transparency, accountability, and fairness, Tax Policy Associates is supporting democratic debate and opposing policies that might contribute to authoritarian tendencies through economic inequality.

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