When it comes to super-rich individuals, taking into account that their behaviour may change as a result, do you think the government would be more likely to generate more tax revenue if they raised tax rates for the super-rich, or if they lowered tax rates for the super-rich?

When it comes to super‑rich individuals, taking into account that their behaviour may change as a result, do you think the government would be more likely to generate more tax revenue if they raised tax rates for the super-rich, or if they lowered tax rates for the super-rich? Published on 24 June 2025 → Survey conducted on 24 June 2025 on 6587 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

Would generate more revenue by raising tax rates for the super-rich

56%

Would generate more revenue by lowering tax rates for the super-rich

15%

Don't know

28%

Would generate more revenue by raising tax rates for the super-rich

56%

Would generate more revenue by lowering tax rates for the super-rich

15%

Don't know

28%

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