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DWP should keep targeting benefit fraud gangs – not disabled people and carers, campaigners say
DWP should keep targeting benefit fraud gangs – not disabled people and carers, campaigners say
An organised gang has been prosecuted for the largest case of benefit fraud in history, but the government must not use this to ramp up their criminalisation of benefit claimants, campaigners have warned
Yes, National Insurance cuts have taken effect – but it doesn't mean lower earners are better off
Yes, National Insurance cuts have taken effect – but it doesn't mean lower earners are better off
Jeremy Hunt's decision to ignore homelessness emergency in Spring Budget is dangerous
Jeremy Hunt's decision to ignore homelessness emergency in Spring Budget is dangerous
Letters: Our 20-year tax fight with HMRC made us ill
Letters: Our 20-year tax fight with HMRC made us ill
Wealth of world's five richest men doubles as five billion people get poorer: 'It's not democratic'
Wealth of world's five richest men doubles as five billion people get poorer: 'It's not democratic'
Tax-free childcare: How does it work, how much can you save and how can you apply?
Tax-free childcare: How does it work, how much can you save and how can you apply?
Rishi Sunak claims he's going to cut taxes by tightening benefits. Here's why it'll backfire badly
Rishi Sunak claims he's going to cut taxes by tightening benefits. Here's why it'll backfire badly
Rishi Sunak is overseeing biggest tax rises since Second World War, IFS think tank finds
Rishi Sunak is overseeing biggest tax rises since Second World War, IFS think tank finds
All of Keir Starmer’s u-turns and abandoned policy pledges, from child benefits to private schools
All of Keir Starmer’s u-turns and abandoned policy pledges, from child benefits to private schools
Millionaires and economists tell G20 leaders to 'tax the super-rich' with much-needed wealth tax
Millionaires and economists tell G20 leaders to 'tax the super-rich' with much-needed wealth tax
Could increasing taxes on airlines pay for the UK’s green transition?
Could increasing taxes on airlines pay for the UK’s green transition?
When it comes to public spending, Labour and the Tories are two sides of the same coin
When it comes to public spending, Labour and the Tories are two sides of the same coin
The Sunday Times Rich List is back. Is it time for a wealth tax?
The Sunday Times Rich List is back. Is it time for a wealth tax?
Tax secrets the wealthy don't want you to know, like how to get richer by buying a yacht!
Tax secrets the wealthy don't want you to know, like how to get richer by buying a yacht!
These millionaires want to be taxed more. Here’s why
These millionaires want to be taxed more. Here’s why
Get your tax straight: two readers discuss the economy
Get your tax straight: two readers discuss the economy
What does Jeremy Hunt's Autumn Statement mean for me?
What does Jeremy Hunt's Autumn Statement mean for me?
Kwasi Kwarteng remains tight-lipped over how huge tax cuts will be funded
Kwasi Kwarteng remains tight-lipped over how huge tax cuts will be funded
Liz Truss told cutting corporation tax 'will not boost the economy in the cost of living crisis'
Liz Truss told cutting corporation tax 'will not boost the economy in the cost of living crisis'
Cutting income tax would be an 'incredibly inefficient' way of dealing with the cost of living crisis
Cutting income tax would be an 'incredibly inefficient' way of dealing with the cost of living crisis
At least £32bn of tax went unpaid last year amid cost of living crisis
At least £32bn of tax went unpaid last year amid cost of living crisis
15 ways Rishi Sunak hiked tax while his family avoided it
15 ways Rishi Sunak hiked tax while his family avoided it
What is a non-dom? An expert answers our questions about the tax status claimed by Rishi Sunak’s wife and other wealthy people
What is a non-dom? An expert answers our questions about the tax status claimed by Rishi Sunak’s wife and other wealthy people
Government 'failing British troops' as taxpayer billions wasted by Ministry of Defence, according to Labour
