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The tax burden under Labour

The tax burden under Labour. Carl Emmerson Christine Frayne Gemma Tetlow. Revenues since 1970–71. National income ‘after tax’. Revenue and national income growth by parliament. Revenue and national income growth by parliament. Revenue and national income growth by parliament.

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The tax burden under Labour

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  1. The tax burden under Labour Carl Emmerson Christine Frayne Gemma Tetlow

  2. Revenues since 1970–71

  3. National income ‘after tax’

  4. Revenue and national income growth by parliament

  5. Revenue and national income growth by parliament

  6. Revenue and national income growth by parliament

  7. Revenue and national income growth by parliament

  8. Revenue and national income growth by parliament

  9. Contributions to changes in government revenue

  10. Contributions to changes in government revenue

  11. Contributions to changes in government revenue

  12. Contributions to changes in government revenue

  13. Contributions to changes in government revenue

  14. Contributions to changes in government revenue

  15. Contributions to changes in government revenue

  16. Contributions to changes in government revenue

  17. Election 2001 Cumulative budgetary changes

  18. So to conclude • Revenues up 3.3% per year over 8 years • Faster increase going forward • Lower economic growth expected • … and without introducing new measures • Policy measures yielded 2/3 of increase so far • More might be needed in the future?

  19. The tax burden under Labour Carl Emmerson Christine Frayne Gemma Tetlow

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