50p tax for high earners 'should be scrapped'

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50p tax for high earners 'should be scrapped'

The 50p tax rate for higher earners in the UK is penalising those that could aid in the country's financial recovery, it has been claimed.

Yvonne Goodwin, managing director of Yvonne Goodwin Wealth Management, said it is important the government is not putting high earners in a position where they take lower salaries, as this will ultimately result in lower national insurance contributions in the Treasury's coffers.

She commented: "As most retirees who have been higher rate taxpayers are still higher rate taxpayers in retirement, you could argue that it is only tax-deferred."

Ms Goodwin added that people in higher tax bands are generally those running businesses and it is therefore unfair to over-tax them in this way.

According to recommendations in a report by Lord Dick Newby from the Liberal Democrats, the 50p tax rate for higher earners should be dropped as soon as the economy recovers.

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