Systemic Fiscal Reform is a proposal for a radical reform of tax and welfare systems. It argues that we are taxing the wrong
things, and we're very inefficient at doing so. This gives us a wasteful, bureaucratic and unstable economy.
By switching to raising the same tax revenue by land and resource
taxes, we would not only cut the vast red-tape, but we'd end up cutting
our carbon emissions and oil imports... for free!
Systemic Fiscal Reform is the route to a stable, fair and sustainable economy.
We've created this website as a resource for people looking into reform of tax and monetary systems.
Read Me First: Please find the SFR Group's Policy Briefing here
Coming Soon! GUB, The Grand Unified Bailout Plan
Watch this space for more soon...
Strategy Options for Implementing LVT
What are the options and their related issues
Land Value Covenants new
The detailed subsets to the GUB, including SFR's proposals for collecting rental values from land...without the pain, routing around the roadblocks, avoiding economic seismic events, politically achievable
Articles and News
Our first two articles outline SFR, and look at where it fits in with
the history of one UK political party.
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Article on nef's Green New Deal new
In Houston We've Had a Problem, Neale Upstone discusses why a Green New Deal is not the long-term answer to our problems.
Links to help you with Fiscal Reform
Article: What To Do About The Property Crash new
In a (soon to be published) new article, What To Do About The Property Crash, Neale Upstone argues for a systemic, future-looking solution to our housing difficulties.
Presentation: A Look At The Credit Crunch new
See here for an online summary in the context of the credit crunch
Are Economic Privileges Crippling The Economy?
A slide-show from Robin Smith to get you thinking
How SFR addresses Housing and Social Mobility
In a speech in Sept 2008, Dr Adrian Wrigley set out Systemic Fiscal Reform and how it addresses Housing and Social Mobility.
Read the full text of his speech here:
Taxation, Housing and Social Mobility at LibDem Conference
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