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The Independent UK
The Independent UK
Simon Calder

Air Passenger Duty may go up in Reeves’s Budget – could the ‘Inverness Immunity’ come to an end?

Tax dodge: Inverness, visited by some long-haul travellers purely to avoid Air Passenger Duty - (Simon Calder)

A week from now, the chancellor will be rehearsing for her first Budget. With rises in the most significant taxes – such as income tax and VAT – ruled out, Air Passenger Duty (APD) looks ripe for an increase.

This tax on flying applies to travellers flying from most UK airports. The rate depends on two things:

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