by Jack McConnel | Oct 30, 2026
Much of the pre-Budget noise in recent weeks has been about how to tax wealth and the wealthy. In the event, nothing much has changed in terms of tax policy. But snuck out alongside the Budget was a significant new piece of the administrative puzzle: HMRC’s ‘Wealthy...
by Mike Lewis | Oct 26, 2026
Commentary on the Burnham government’s first budget is likely to be dominated by big-ticket changes to tax policy: broadly speaking, what taxes, and at what rates, should apply to different kinds of income and people. That’s as it should be. Getting the shape of our...
by Mike Lewis | Sep 26, 2026
Full report Executive summary This case study examines the Liberty Mundo network, a group of websites and social media channels marketing offshore tax, asset protection, cryptocurrency privacy tools and multiple-residency services directly to retail consumers. These...
by Jack McConnel | Sep 26, 2026
Read the report A group of websites that aim to bring tax and financial strategies once associated with the ultra-wealthy to a much wider consumer audience is offering advice from named ‘experts’ whose identities TaxWatch has been unable to verify. A TaxWatch...
by Mike Lewis | Aug 13, 2026
Tackling the tax gap is back in vogue. (If it ever went out of style). Boosting tax revenues without raising taxes is appealing to any government, but especially to one that has big new plans but has inherited strict fiscal rules. Day 3 of the Burnham administration...
