The TaxPayers' Alliance

Prevent spends £36 million a year, but the TaxPayers’ Alliance’s latest research raises serious questions about whether taxpayers can properly see where that money goes. Freedom of information requests that once exposed detailed Prevent spending are now routinely blocked, with councils and the Home Office citing national security and other exemptions even for basic financial ...

Mergers and acquisitions are among the most foundational and valuable financial tools available to businesses. Built on the simple logic that combining assets creates more value than the sum of the involved parts, M&As also have the benefit of being able to streamline the more bureaucratic processes of businesses, such as HR and payroll. 

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Principles behind the Timms Review

The TaxPayers’ Alliance agrees that PIP must be fair and fit for the future. This means it must be fair to both those that claim it and the taxpayers that pay for it. Unfortunately, the massive increase in spending on this benefit and high-profile examples of abuse have led to a significant decline in public trust. Too...

Our latest analysis shows that the overnight visitors levy could the UK economy to lose over £13billion and result in a loss of 42million domestic overnight visits.

Based on figures published by VisitBritain, a reduction in tourists in accordance with the surveys would cost the UK between £6 billion and £13 billion. - In 2024, there were 107.9 million domesti...

The Prevent strategy represents one of the UK’s core branches of counter-terrorism with £36 million in annual expenditure.[1] Yet after two decades of operation, it remains largely unclear how these funds are being spent and whether it delivers value for money. When the TaxPayers’ Alliance last examined Prevent ...