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The future was the focus of two tax events during the Labour party conference
KEY POINTS
- Digital technology must bring efficiencies.
- Expense for small firms of embracing technology.
- Need to retain human contact.
- The tax system needs to be understandable and transparent.
Tax was the subject of a couple of fringe meetings at this year’s Labour party conference in Brighton.
Reform held a lunchtime roundtable seminar A Digital Revolution: Improving Businesses’ Experiences of Dealing with Tax and the CIOT and the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) organised a discussion Options for Tax Reform: 2015 and Beyond both with Catherine McKinnell MP shadow exchequer secretary to the Treasury in attendance.
The latter event was also held at the Liberal Democrat and Conservative conferences although with differently formed panels.
Reform
Catherine McKinnell spoke first at the round table outlining her understanding of...
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