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  • Citi boss fires warning at government over banking tax

    Banking

    The boss of Citigroup has warned the government that “money votes with its feet” and there are “very viable” alternatives to London should Andy Burnham decide to hit the banking sector with higher taxes. Dame Jane Fraser, a Scot credited with turning around the third largest bank in the US, said she was “concerned” at [...]

    Jane Fraser, Citi CEO, speaking at a podium with a microphone, wearing glasses and a purple top.
  • BP quits North Sea after tax grab

    Energy

    BP will sell its North Sea oil division after the government’s tax raid on domestic oil, in a move that will leave the British energy giant without any petrochemicals production in its home market for the first time in decades. The London-listed oil giant told investors it planned to market its assets in the region [...]

    North Sea oil terminal with storage tanks and docking facilities under a clear sky, highlighting energy infrastructure.
  • How to tax in an energy crisis

    Opinion

    Whether the government wants to maximise North Sea oil extraction or home grown renewables, tax policy can help, says Tim Sarson Recent global events seem to have a knack of happening in places that send energy prices through the roof. Last time it was the loss of piped gas from Russia into Europe. Now it’s [...]

    North Sea oil terminal with storage tanks and docking facilities under a clear sky, highlighting energy infrastructure.
  • Is Rachel Reeves actually to blame for the ‘Truss crash’?

    March 26, 2026

    After years of blaming the 'Truss crash' on tax cuts, Rachel Reeves has finally gestured to the real problem – her own instinct to overspend, writes Tom Harwood.

  • Windfall taxes: Major North Sea jobs cuts revealed by oil and gas giant

    December 1, 2025

    Around 100 offshore jobs are set to be cut by oil and gas firm Harbour Energy amid pressure from UK windfall taxes. The company, which is the UK’s largest oil and gas producer, has announced the proposed job losses as part of a review into its operations in this country. In a statement, managing director [...]

  • Rachel Reeves considers income tax hike and national insurance cut

    October 30, 2025

    Chancellor Rachel Reeves is eyeing up a simultaneous 2p hike to income tax and 2p cut to national insurance, it has been reported, in an effort to raise some £6bn. Reeves is considering the controversial tax hike, according to The Telegraph, which would breach the Labour Party manifesto and risk infuriating voters. It would also [...]

  •  Remove windfall taxes on North Sea oil, bosses tell Rachel Reeves

    October 2, 2025

    Chancellor Rachel Reeves should abolish windfall taxes on oil and gas producers in the North Sea, top bosses have said.  In a new report setting out UK businesses’ proposals for the Budget, the Chancellor has been urged to focus on cutting energy costs for firms and set out a clearer plan for the North Sea’s [...]

  • Change windfall tax to make £137bn by 2050, Chancellor told

    September 1, 2025

    Chancellor Rachel Reeves has been urged to reform the windfall tax in a move that could boost the economy by £137bn by 2050. Ahead of the start of its conference in Aberdeen this week, trade body Offshore Energy UK (OEUK) released a report claiming replacing the energy profits levy next year with a profits-based mechanism [...]

  • Donald Trump slams North Sea oil taxes that ‘make no sense’ 

    July 29, 2025

    US President Donald Trump has slammed the UK for its high taxes on North Sea oil, which he described as a “TREASURE CHEST” for the UK.  In an early morning post on Truth Social, Trump said the UK could cash in its oil reserves near Scotland, where Trump opened a new 18-hole course at the [...]

  • Harbour Energy to axe 250 jobs as it slams Rachel Reeves

    May 7, 2025

    Harbour Energy has slammed the government’s “punitive fiscal position” as it announced plans to cut 250 jobs in Aberdeen. The London-listed company, which is the largest oil and gas producer in the North Sea, blamed the Energy Profits Levy and a challenging regulatory environment for the decision. It also noted delays in the ramp-up of [...]

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