Fiscal devolution: call for corporation tax to become the pro-growth ‘carrot’

Mayors should be allowed to keep a share of corporation tax generated locally as part of the government’s plans for fiscal devolution, according to a think tank.

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Centre for Cities said the sharing of corporation tax revenues would be “highly complementary” to plans already unveiled by prime minister Andy Burnham over

Fiscal devolution: call for corporation tax to become the pro-growth ‘carrot’

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