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Dan Neidle highlights that the UK has established more than 120 tax treaties with countries around the world. These agreements are essential for facilitating trade and investment, and also help prevent individuals from being taxed in multiple jurisdictions at the same time.
Neidle has previously argued that Palantir’s employee share plan leads to more tax being paid, disputing claims of tax avoidance in the Palantir share tax debate. He has also noted that nearly all UK taxes have been ruled out for increases in 2027/28, narrowing options for the government as discussed in recent commentary. These observations provide context for his ongoing focus on tax policy and international arrangements.