In this guide, we look at the major parties' manifestos.

We share our thoughts on what the tax and immigration policies and promises they've made may mean for the UK’s tax and immigration regimes, and how this might impact employers and employees.

The Conservatives have announced a new policy idea to alter the tax rules around phasing out child benefit for higher-income families, which could help a number of working families, including executives in the City of London.

But to get it right, they need to be careful not to remove a tax trap in one part of the income scale, only to create a similar trap further up that scale.

We dive deeper into the proposal and its consequences in this alert.

Tory plans to change the threshold at which a household loses child benefit won’t fix the fact that some two-child families face a marginal tax rate of 73 per cent, say Vialto's Ash Majithia and Tim Sexton in this op-ed from City A.M.

During her appearance on Question Time broadcast on 6 June, Carla Denyer, co-leader of the Green Party, referenced the Party’s proposal to “remove the cap on National Insurance” on the basis that the current system “means the richest pay less”.

We provide our perspectives in this alert.

At the beginning of 2023 Rishi Sunak made five pledges to the country. His government would halve inflation, grow the economy, reduce debt, cut NHS waiting lists and pass laws to stop small boat crossings.

Last December, Vialto Partners' Ian Robinson wrote in City A.M. that the Prime Minister's new plans to curb net migration may end up undermining all of them.

Prior to the election call, Vialto Partners' Ash Majithia and Conor Tobin penned an editorial in The Times, examining the Conservative government's proposed reforms to non-dom taxation rules.

Their article underscores the critical equilibrium between fostering global mobility and upholding tax equity. (Note: access to article requires subscription.)

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak called a UK General Election on 22 May 2024, to take place on 4 July 2024. A new government will then be formed the following day or shortly thereafter.

In this guide, we help you understand what it could mean for tax and immigration and what you can say and do about it.

The UK Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak, has called a General Election. It seems probable that tax and immigration will be debated at length over the coming months and that the next Government will reform existing rules.

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