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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
Politics
Rowena Mason Whitehall editor

I’d like inheritance tax to be abolished, says UK Treasury minister

Andrew Griffith MP
Andrew Griffith criticised the BBC for only covering businesses for being ‘greedy or underpaying staff’. Photograph: The Guardian

A Conservative Treasury minister and one of Liz Truss’s major campaign donors both said they would like to abolish inheritance tax, as they urged the prime minister to continue with her “politically brave” agenda for wealth creation.

Andrew Griffith, a City minister under Kwasi Kwarteng, said tax was not his policy area but inheritance tax would be his top choice for a tax to abolish.

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