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Over-70s now extra more likely to pay revenue tax than these underneath 30

By Editorial Board Published March 13, 2025 3 Min Read
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Over-70s now extra more likely to pay revenue tax than these underneath 30

Extra retired child boomers are paying revenue tax than Gen Z staff, new knowledge from HMRC reveals.

It’s a important shift for the reason that pre-COVID interval.

Some 5.45 million Britons aged over 70 paid revenue tax within the 2022-23 monetary 12 months (the most recent figures we’ve got), in contrast with 5.23 million aged underneath 30. (Era Z covers these born between 1995 and 2012.)

Over-70s paid £19.1bn in revenue tax, in contrast with £18.3bn by under-30s, as Britain turns into more and more reliant on its retirees.

Child boomers have seen their tax payments rise, as many with even modest non-public pensions have been dragged into the revenue tax web due to the triple lock.

That ensures the state pension rises consistent with common earnings, inflation, or 2.5% – whichever is highest.

As well as, the thresholds at which individuals begin paying revenue tax have been frozen since 2021 – slightly than going up consistent with inflation.

With this freeze because of final till 2028, the quantity of revenue tax being paid throughout all age teams is just set to rise.

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The chancellor, Rachel Reeves, is closely reliant on tax from pensioners. Pic: PA

The HMRC knowledge dump additionally revealed the variety of increased charge taxpayers (40p) elevated by 680,000 to five.1 million folks in 2022-23 – one other consequence of frozen thresholds.

The variety of prime charge (45p) taxpayers rose by 10% to 600,000.

The figures present that whereas roughly 80% of the workforce pay the fundamental charge of revenue tax, they account for under round 33% – or £75.6bn – of complete tax revenues.

The 5 million taxpayers on the upper charge account for an additional third of tax revenues (£85.1bn).

These paying the 45p charge account for an additional third (£83.4bn) regardless of solely representing 2% of the workforce.

We thought it will be fascinating to see how all this compares with pre-COVID, so we regarded again on the 2019-20 knowledge…

You possibly can see revenue tax revenues have elevated massively – and the way, again then, extra under-30s had been paying revenue tax than retirees.

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