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Cash for infrastructure, but cuts looming?

The government can afford to fund the public services we all rely on properly, without raising taxes on ordinary people, or borrowing more, if it just ends its massive giveaways to corporations and super-rich individuals, and taxes extreme wealth more.

Tax Justice UK reaction to the spending review

TJ-UK comment ahead of government spending review

National Education Union calls for a wealth tax to fund schools

Meet our new Executive Director

Tax Justice appoints Faiza Shaheen as Executive Director

Scale of extreme wealth in UK revealed

Response to Sunday Times Rich List

Response to NAO report ‘collecting the right tax from wealthy individuals’

What is the Digital Services Tax – and why should we raise it?

MPs should vote against disability cuts – and support wealth taxes instead

Local elections reflection

Taxing polluters for a fairer, greener society: our new policy platform

How would a wealth tax work in practice?

Make US tech giants pay more tax

The mainstream media are finally taking a wealth tax seriously