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Dan Neidle rejects recent claims about Palantir's employee share scheme. He states that the program does not avoid tax; rather, it results in additional tax being paid.
Neidle specifically addresses a report from openDemocracy, countering its analysis of Palantir's approach to employee equity and taxation.
Neidle has previously flagged technical issues in financial reporting, including what he described as a fundamental balance sheet error by SNP's finance team, noting their classification of rental cars as fixed assets in one of his earlier analyses. He has also commented on capital gains tax policy, stating that aligning CGT rates with an indexation allowance effectively acts as a tax cut for long-term investors, according to another recent article. These positions form part of Neidle's wider commentary on tax and accounting matters.