Opinion: Taxing problem
James Sharp on why a proposed annual levy on ARs amounts to a tax on small brokers
Imagine a bare-chested Steve White standing atop barricades stretching across Bevis Marks, brandishing a Tricolour and loudly proclaiming the cause of liberté, l’egalité and, above all, la fraternité?
As a founding director – now retired – of Ten, an AR network, I would hope the British Insurance Brokers’ Association (Biba) CEO would be inspired, as described above, by the FCA’s consideration of another ‘small broker tax’.
Admittedly, the bare-chested element of this may not be to everybody
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