From 1993 to 2000 Conservative and Labour Governments set taxes on road fuels by means of a 'escalator' - a commitment to raise duty rates by a specified percentage each year. This note is a short history of this policy.
Taxation of road fuels: the road fuel escalator (1993-2000) (78 KB , PDF)
From 1993 to 2000 Conservative and Labour Governments set taxes on road fuels by means of a 'escalator' – a commitment to raise duty rates by a specified percentage each year. This note is a short history of this policy.
Taxation of road fuels: the road fuel escalator (1993-2000) (78 KB , PDF)
This paper discusses the background to the Government's proposals, announced in the 2018 Budget, to introduce a Digital Services Tax from April 2020, in the context of wider concerns as to the challenge of taxing digital businesses and moves to agree reforms to the international tax system.
A Westminster Hall debate on the Government's Transport decarbonisation plan will take place on Wednesday 16 June 2021 between 9.25-10.55 am
This note discusses the process by which National Insurance numbers (NINOs) are allocated and the uses to which they are put, before discussing the background to the introduction of the 'Right to Work' test for individuals requiring a NINO for employment purposes.
