Child benefit tax, or the High-Income Child Benefit Charge (HICBC) to use its legal name, is a case study on how not to introduce and operate a tax. It was designed as a quick fix to political pressure for the withdrawal of child benefits from high earners during a period of austerity.
Once upon a time, the aspiration of many an office worker was to climb the ladder to the height at which a company car became part of the remuneration package.
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