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2024 General Election Brief: Tax

This is the second of our series of topical General Election briefings – before we turn to the political parties’ manifestos and how they do and don’t address the challenges highlighted here. This time, we’re looking at tax: what’s happening already, whether it’s devolved or reserved, and what to look out for and ignore as a Scottish voter.

 

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João is Deputy Director and Senior Knowledge Exchange Fellow at the Fraser of Allander Institute. Previously, he was a Senior Fiscal Analyst at the Office for Budget Responsibility, where he led on analysis of long-term sustainability of the UK's public finances and on the effect of economic developments and fiscal policy on the UK's medium-term outlook.

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The UK General Election on the 4th of July, 2024, follows a period of significant economic and societal challenges. In a series of webinars, briefings, podcasts, and articles, we analyse the party manifestos and communicate the implications of different parties' policy commitments for Scotland. This is supported by the Nuffield Foundation as part of their general election briefing series.