Dan Neidle

Dan Neidle, a leading tax lawyer and investigative journalist, joins the discussion on potential tax reforms in the UK. They delve into whether replacing stamp duty with a property levy would be fairer. Neidle and the host explore the implications of capital gains tax changes on home sales and critique the outdated council tax system. They also introduce innovative VAT strategies, considering how to raise revenue without penalizing working individuals. The conversation is packed with insightful analyses of financial policies and their far-reaching effects.

Dan Neidle, founder of Tax Policy Associates and a leading tax lawyer, shares his insights on the UK's non-domicile tax system and the ongoing debate about attracting wealthy foreigners. He discusses the proposed 'Britannia Card' and its potential economic implications. Neidle also delves into the complexities of how foreign investments affect the UK property market and highlights the need to balance attracting talent with addressing local inequalities. Expect a lively discussion on tax policy and its impact on society!

Dan Neidle, a tax lawyer and campaigner known for his insightful analysis, joins Steph and Robert to discuss the implications of recent tax hikes, particularly the increase in employer national insurance, which he argues harms employment and low-income workers. He critiques Labour's proposed VAT on private school fees and discusses the need for inheritance tax reforms, urging farmers to trust their heirs. Neidle also highlights the complexities of capital gains tax and advocates for fairer tax policies to ensure equitable treatment.

Dan Neidle, a tax expert and former lawyer who leads Tax Policy Associates, argues against wealth taxes as a solution to tax fairness. He highlights the inefficiencies of current tax systems and suggests that a land tax could be a more equitable option. The conversation includes critiques of common tax narratives, the challenges of political reform, and misconceptions about taxing the wealthy. Neidle's insights draw from his extensive experience to advocate for simpler, evidence-based tax policies that foster productivity and address systemic inequalities.

Michelle Mone, a controversial entrepreneur, discusses lying to the press and the missing Mone millions. Tax lawyer Dan Neidle and Labour shadow minister Nick Thomas-Symonds weigh in. Former UK Ambassador to Lebanon, Tom Fletcher, talks about the Israel-Hamas war.