Petition
Make UK tax spending transparent by implementing a blockchain-based system
Rejected
10 signatures
What the petition asks
We urge the UK government to introduce a blockchain-based system for tax transparency, allowing taxpayers to track exactly where their contributions are spent in real time.
We call on the government to explore the feasibility of such a system and conduct a pilot program to test its effectiveness.
We call on the government to explore the feasibility of such a system and conduct a pilot program to test its effectiveness.
Currently, UK taxpayers have no direct visibility into how their taxes are allocated. A blockchain-based system would:
- Ensure full transparency by allowing the public to see how tax revenue is distributed across government departments.
- Increase public trust by reducing waste, fraud, and mismanagement.
- Modernise tax management using secure, efficient, and tamper-proof digital ledger technology.
Implementing this could set a global standard for transparent governance.
- Ensure full transparency by allowing the public to see how tax revenue is distributed across government departments.
- Increase public trust by reducing waste, fraud, and mismanagement.
- Modernise tax management using secure, efficient, and tamper-proof digital ledger technology.
Implementing this could set a global standard for transparent governance.
Why it was rejected
There was already a petition about this issue. Duplicates are rejected so signatures collect in one place.
You may wish to sign the following petition, which calls for similar action:
The government should build and provide a real time tax spending dashboard
The government should build and provide a real time tax spending dashboard
The government should build and provide a real time tax spending dashboard
The government should build and provide a real time tax spending dashboard
Timeline
| 20 Feb 2025 | Petition opened for signatures |
| 1 Apr 2025 | Rejected by the Petitions Committee |
Key facts
Signatures
10
Status
Rejected
Rejected
1 Apr 2025
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Source: the official petition page. Last checked 27 Aug 2026.