Labour’s shadow chancellor has previously called for reforms to cut relief on retirement savings
Party leaders repeatedly interrupt each other but snap poll gives PM a much-needed win
Former chancellor says it could be ‘one big throw of the tax dice’ before the UK general election
Return of the lifetime allowance is not enough, says Institute for Fiscal Studies
Critics of inheritance tax regime call for tighter rules on relief for Aim-listed holdings
Reforming taxation could help deliver the holy grail of growth, but this campaign is hemming in both sides
Industry fears return of the lifetime allowance if Labour wins the election
Almost 1,000 enquiries result in just 14 new disclosures of overseas income
Analysts cast doubt over pledges to deliver up to £6bn in savings by tackling tax dodging
Financial Times/Ipsos poll shows scepticism over both main parties’ promises on dealing with stretched state finances
Both main parties also suggest they will freeze tax thresholds, as focus on finances increases in campaign
My family rarely discusses financial matters, making the topic quite uncomfortable
Opposition party’s failure to lay out a proposed timetable is ‘hugely frustrating’, says independent sector
Shadow chancellor will face tough choices if Labour wins power on July 4, economists say
Shadow chancellor also indicates speedy post-election Budget not on the agenda
Prime minister has suffered several early setbacks, including with his plan to revive national service
Large estate owners accelerate transfer plans ahead of election
Both main parties will no doubt make much of their fiscal rules during this campaign. The British people will ignore them
Serum Institute chief Adar Poonawalla says rule changes could make foreign investors ‘stay away’
Fund says real departmental spending growth may rise at double the pace seen in official projections
Extra government funding for tax authority is not enough, say experts
National Audit Office finds tax authority’s customer service in ‘declining spiral’
Treasury analysis suggests inheritance tax measure will raise hundreds of millions less than expected
Case marks first referral of such an allegation to the Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal
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