Pocket Money: 14 Reasons Why The Case For A Company Tax Cut Has Collapsed
In a special “Pocket Money” episode of Follow the Money, released on the eve of the Budget, we discuss the 14 reasons why the case for the company tax cuts collapsed. See below for all the ways you can find our Budget analysis.
Our original episode discussing the company tax cuts can be found here.
Host: Deputy Director Ebony Bennett @ebony_bennett
Contributors:
- David Richardson, Senior Research Fellow
Producer: Jennifer Macey @jennifermacey // Title Track: Jonathan McFeat pulseandthrum.com
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