Britain’s other tax trap scandal
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Started January 30, 2026
While the £100,000 cliff edge gets all of the headlines, an identical issue affects unpaid carers
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Britain’s other tax trap scandal
New Statesman (United Kingdom) | Jan 30, 2026
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Jan 30, 2026
The £100,000 cliff edge is a significant barrier for unpaid carers, and reforming this tax trap is essential for supporting their vital work.
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Unpaid carers deserve more recognition, but addressing the cliff edge should be part of a larger conversation about overall tax reform in Britain.
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Tax reforms targeting unpaid carers would promote social equity and acknowledge their contributions to society, making it a necessary change.
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The current tax policies for unpaid carers are complex and often misunderstood, leading to potential exploitation rather than support.
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Focusing solely on the £100,000 cliff edge distracts from the broader tax issues affecting all taxpayers, including unpaid carers.
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