📣 EVENT ANNOUNCEMENT 📣

We're really excited to announce our inaugural CenTax Residential Conference - Closing the Tax Gap!

🖋️ Closing the Tax Gap: CenTax Residential Conference 2026
🗓️ 23rd– 24th April 2026
📍 University of Warwick

Director @andy-summers.bsky.social spoke to the HoL Finance Bill Sub-Committee about planned reforms to Agricultural and Business Property Relief.

Dr Summers highlighted adjustments we have modelled such as a ‘Minimum Share Rule’.

Read our recent paper here: centax.org.uk/policy-brief...

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We’re really excited to launch ‘Tax Reforms for Growth’ today along with experts from across the political spectrum.

Consensus on tax policy is rare, but we have a joint plan for fair, pro-growth tax reform in the UK🧵

centax.org.uk/tax-reforms-...

Watch Julian Smith MP ask the Prime Minister whether he will consider the adjustments set out in our "detailed academic report" examining reforms to Inheritance Tax reliefs 👇

It was a pleasure to co-host a panel with the Chartered Institute of Taxation at Labour Party Conference last week.

Our Director @arunadvani.bsky.social argued that there are plenty of tax reforms that could raise revenue whilst being actively be good for growth 🧵

www.tax.org.uk/ciot-centax-...

Thank you to everyone who came to our panel with @ippr.org at #LPC25 this week!

Our Director @andy-summers.bsky.social provided some good news: "the tax system is so badly designed that there are lots of opportunities to both raise revenue and increase economic efficiency."

Constituency-level analysis shows how geographically concentrated partnership income is, too.

1800 partners in Kensington received over £1.8 billion in partnership income, exceeding the profits of all 65,000 partners in Wales and Northern Ireland combined.

Partnership income is highly concentrated. The top 0.1% of UK taxpayers by total income received 46% of all partnership income in 2020.