A better tax system to benefit everyone.
We’re fighting for fairer taxes that take more from the super-rich – and reverse inequality in the UK. With your help we can win.
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Tax wealth and close loopholes
Our ten tax reforms that would raise £60 billion for public services
Our tax proposals -
Sir Jim Ratcliffe: pointing fingers at migrants whilst picking Britain’s pockets
Ratcliffe got a lot of attention last week for blaming migrants and people accessing social security for Britain’s problems. The truth is the UK is struggling because billionaires like him have spent years extracting wealth from this country, while giving back as little as possible, and politicians have helped them point the finger at everyone else.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe: pointing fingers at migrants whilst picking Britain’s pockets -
Behind the curtain: Mandelson, Epstein & the machinery of elite influence
The Epstein files pulled back the curtain on the horrors of the disgraced financier’s heinous crimes and unveiled a world of elite collusion, influence‑trading and criminality among a class of people who appear to operate outside the law with near‑total impunity. It also helped to explain why our tax system continues to favour the super-rich over ordinary people.
Behind the curtain: Mandelson, Epstein & the machinery of elite influence
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Our campaigns
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We need to reshape our economy to avoid climate catastrophe. We campaign for higher taxes on highly polluting industries and individuals.
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Tax loopholes allow big corporations and the wealthiest people to avoid paying their fair share. We campaign for certain loopholes to be closed, to make our tax system fairer for everyone.
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Wealth inequality in the UK is surging and the super-rich continue to get richer. All the while people across the UK can’t afford the basics. Childcare, housing and household bills are unnafordable for millions. It doesn’t have to be this way. Life can be so much better if we tax the super-rich fairly, so everyone can thrive.