About this Event
The wealth of a small minority continues to grow and so does the pressure on governments to respond. But with much of this wealth tied up in businesses and investments, it raises some important questions about how wealth should be taxed.
How can governments tax wealth fairly while supporting investment and entrepreneurship?
• How do wealthy business owners actually respond to tax incentives?
• And what are the political, legal and economic barriers to reform?
Join Gabriel Zucman at LSE for a public lecture exploring these questions and the wider debate around taxing the wealthy. Places can be booked in person or online on the LSE website.
The Speakers
, Paris School of Economics and Director of the International Tax Observatory is our keynote speaker.
OBE, Barrister at Pump Court Tax Chambers.
, Director of the Institute for Fiscal Studies.
, Co-Director of the LSE Stone Centre and the Chair.
Event Registration
In-person registration is mandatory on the and places are available on a first-come, first-served basis, subject to venue capacity. Further venue and joining information will be sent to registered participants ahead of the conference.
Online attendance
Participants wishing to attend online must register separately via Zoom:
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Please note, admission is on a first-come-first-served basis for those with tickets.
Event venue & nearby stays
LSE, Holborn, London, United Kingdom
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