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Credit where credit’s due: Reforming the R&D Tax Credit

Startups love the R&D tax credit. It's a great scheme - but it could be better. That's what our new paper is all about - removing the bureaucracy that stops startups claiming, and making sure that the policy covers everything that startups actually do as part of...

Press Statement on the Furman Review on Digital Competition

Commenting on the publication of the Furman Review - Dom Hallas, Executive Director of The Coalition for a Digital Economy (Coadec) said: “Startups thrive in competitive markets by challenging the status quo - but too often, discussions on competition are dominated by...

Statement on Labour’s plans on share options

Commenting on the report from the Labour Party today and the future of share options as part of pay packages, Dom Hallas, Executive Director at The Coalition for a Digital Economy (Coadec) said:   “An equity stake in their business gives our great tech startup...

Statement on Philip Hammond’s Conference Speech

Statement by Dom Hallas, Executive Director of The Coalition for a Digital Economy (Coadec), on the announcement of Philip Hammond that the Government will pursue a digital services tax.  “The real losers from a revenue-based digital tax like what Philip Hammond seems...

Statement on the publication of the MAC report

Statement by Dom Hallas, Executive Director of The Coalition for a Digital Economy (Coadec), on the publication of the Migration Advisory Committee report into European migration: “The report confirms what the tech startup community already knows - high-skilled...