The UK tax gap reached a record high of GBP 59.2bn in 2024/25. Analysts suggest that improving tax compliance through AI and better data could help meet funding needs without raising taxes.
Key Takeaways
- 1.The UK tax gap reached a record GBP 59.2bn in 2024/25, equivalent to 6.4% of theoretical tax liability.
- 2.Small and medium/large businesses are responsible for nearly three-quarters of the tax gap.
- 3.Closing the tax gap through improved compliance and AI-driven enforcement could be a less damaging alternative to raising taxes.
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Authors
Sanjay RajaShreyas GopalMaui Brennan
Themes
Fiscal PolicyTax Compliance
Regions
EuropeUnited Kingdom
