Neil MacGillivray: Is BoJo's tax promise good news or a 'red bus'?
Tax ‘tipping point’
Neil MacGillivray: "One major bank in Scotland has already had requests from staff for a ‘Scotland Living Allowance’ and this in part has led the business to focus on recruiting higher-paid jobs in the likes of Manchester."
Should Boris Johnson end up as prime minister, it will be interesting to see if he delivers on his tax promise, writes Neil MacGillivray - though more fascinating still could be such a change's impact on Scottish tax policy
When Boris Johnson announced that, if he becomes the next prime minister he would increase the 40% tax threshold from £50,000 to £80,000, there was a degree of scepticism as to whether he could deliver...
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