Proportion of female UK high earners unchanged in six years
The proportion of women in the UK categorised as high earners has remained static for the past six years, according to data from HM Revenue & Customs obtained by Clyde & Co law firm. Just over 25% of higher-rate taxpayers, earning £43,001 ($55,512) to £150,000, in each of the past six financial years were women. Last year, of the 4.41 million taxpayers in this category, 1.19 million were female. The figures threaten to undermine the credibility of industry and government initiatives to reduce the gender pay gap and increase the number of women occupying senior posts.

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