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The Welsh Tax Base Risks and Opportunities after Fiscal Devolution Guto to If Ifan Can anolfan an Llywod odraetha thant nt Cymru ru, Prif ifysgo gol Caerdy rdydd dd Wale les G Governance C Centre at Cardif iff U Univ iversity


  1. The Welsh Tax Base Risks and Opportunities after Fiscal Devolution Guto to If Ifan Can anolfan an Llywod odraetha thant nt Cymru ru, Prif ifysgo gol Caerdy rdydd dd Wale les G Governance C Centre at Cardif iff U Univ iversity

  2. The Welsh Tax Base Th • Determining the Welsh Tax Base • Risks and opportunities • Options and implications for Welsh Government policy

  3. Local an and devolved tax taxes es af after f er fis iscal devolutio ion

  4. Devolved Income Taxes

  5. Devolved Income Taxes

  6. Devolved Income Taxes

  7. Risks ks and o oppor portunitie tunities • Income tax base • Demographic risks • Employment growth • Wage growth • Miro-simulation model of devolved taxes • Survey of Personal Incomes, 2014-15 • Assumptions on taxpayer growth (population, employment rates) • Assumptions on growth of incomes (employment, pension)

  8. Demographics

  9. Employment rate

  10. Employment rate convergence

  11. Wage growth

  12. Wage growth

  13. Wage growth

  14. Other risks and opportunities Commuting and migration flows • Property market trends • Brexit •

  15. Policy implications - income tax rates 1p increase on basic rate would • generate around £184 million Welsh Government relatively • shielded from behavioural response Migration response highly • uncertain; most likely among high earners

  16. Policy implications - income tax rates

  17. Policy implications • Debate around income tax rates • An integrated approach to tax policy; e.g. council tax reform alongside income tax rate changes? New taxes? • Cross-departmental challenges for the Welsh Government; wider policies on higher education, transport, housing etc. could have knock-on effects on the tax base

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