Reform UK proposals
Reform UK proposals we've analysed — from income tax and immigration to welfare — with the arguments on each side. July 2026: Nigel Farage resigned his Clacton seat on 7 July amid a donations row and is re-standing in the 13 August by-election.
A £20,000 tax-free allowance
Reform UK proposes raising the income tax personal allowance to £20,000 and the higher-rate threshold to £70,000. Read the explainer and calculate your saving.
Abolish Indefinite Leave to Remain
Reform UK proposes scrapping Indefinite Leave to Remain, five-year renewable visas, and a mass-deportation programme. What it is, the case made for it, and the objections.
The “Britannia Card” for non-doms
Reform UK proposes a one-off £250,000 fee for non-doms to exempt overseas income, gains and wealth from UK tax, with the fees redistributed to low-paid workers. Explainer and analysis.
Operation Restoring Justice
Reform UK's plan to detain and deport around 600,000 people over five years — how it would work, the claimed £7bn saving, and the legal, financial and practical objections.
Reform: the money
A plain-English guide to Reform UK's fiscal plans: the tax cuts, the claimed savings that would pay for them, where the money would be spent, and what independent analysts say.
Reinstate the two-child cap
Reform UK would reinstate the two-child benefit cap after the government scrapped it. What it means for larger families, with a calculator.
Law & order plan
40,000 more police, more stop-and-search, mandatory minimums and more prison places.
Key figures
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Nigel FarageLeader of Reform UK
Richard TiceDeputy Leader
Robert JenrickTreasury spokesperson
Lee AndersonChief Whip
Sarah PochinMP for Runcorn and Helsby
Danny KrugerHead of Preparation for Government
Andrew RosindellMP for Romford
Suella BravermanEducation, Skills and Equality spokesperson
An 'immigration tax' on employers
Reform UK would raise employer NI to ~20% on foreign workers (vs 15%) to push firms toward British hires — with exemptions floated.
Cut corporation tax to 15%
Reform UK would cut corporation tax from 25% to 20%, then 15%, and abolish IR35. See what a company would save with a free calculator, plus the debate.
Scrap the net zero target
Reform UK says it would scrap the UK's net zero target. What scrapping net zero actually means, what would change for bills and jobs, and the case for and against.
Cut stamp duty to 0% below £750k
Reform UK's stamp duty policy: 0% below £750,000, 2% to £1.5m, 4% above. See what you'd save with our free calculator and how it compares to today's rates.