TaxPayers’ Alliance responds to the prime minister's plan for change speech

For immediate release Responding to Sir Keir Starmer’s plan for change speech, John O’Connell, chief executive of the TaxPayers' Alliance, said:“The prime minister’s muddle of metaphors can’t hide the fact...

TaxPayers’ Alliance responds to the Scottish budget

For immediate release   Responding to the Scottish budget, Darwin Friend, head of research of the TaxPayers' Alliance, said:“Taxpayers across Scotland will warmly welcome the lifting of tax thresholds, even...

About the Taxpayers’ Alliance

We explain the benefits of a low tax economy and give taxpayers a voice in the corridors of power

The TaxPayers’ Alliance (TPA) was launched by Matthew Elliott and Andrew Allum in early 2004 to speak for ordinary taxpayers fed up with government waste, increasing taxation, and a lack of transparency in all levels of government.

No party was standing up for taxpayers and nearly all politicians were committed to bigger government, higher spending and secretive deals behind closed doors.

The TPA sought to challenge this status quo. The United States, Germany, France and Italy all had groups dedicated to defending taxpayers against new taxes, exposing waste and putting forward the case for spending restraint. The TPA was set up to ensure that British taxpayers were no longer ignored by politicians.

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