hilts
Well-Known Member
Well if he knows what's not going up he must know what is, I'm working and haven't seen it so what's his solution?He has reaffirmed that income tax, NI and VAT will not be increased for working people
Well if he knows what's not going up he must know what is, I'm working and haven't seen it so what's his solution?He has reaffirmed that income tax, NI and VAT will not be increased for working people
I don't have an issue with better public services and everyone having to chip in a bit more to pay for them. My grave concern is that the government cannot run a piss up in a brewery and most of the extra money taken off people will be wasted for little or no discernable gain.
And I also fear that some people who are not expecting it, are going to be very significantly worse off. The inheritance tax limit is currently £325k, plus up to £175k more if you are leaving your house to your kids. And then double that if you are a surviving spouse, since the deceased spouse passes their £500k to the survivor.
I suspect they are going to mess with this significantly. And MANY people at end of life own a house worth more than £325k.
He needs to start to tax the big online retailers and IT companies, those that avoid paying tax on profits made in the UK. The Amazon's, Starbucks, Ebay, Facebook, Google, Adobe, Primark, Apple and Microsoft amounst many others.So where's he getting the money from then?
Enough of them on this forum to have us debt free in a day.Hope they bring in a moaning tax.
The country would be debt free by next summer.
Except Dave Whelan did actually break his leg.he feels your pain, they had the phone cut off when he was young you know, but he never mentions it, a bit like dave whelans broken leg
The all the same brigade certainly are vocal.Enough of them on this forum to have us debt free in a day.
After two months? Regrettably so.So are Labour no good then? That’s a shame.
He needs to start to tax the big online retailers and IT companies, those that avoid paying tax on profits made in the UK. The Amazon's, Starbucks, Ebay, Facebook, Google, Adobe, Primark, Apple and Microsoft amounst many others.
They pay less so the rest of us have to pay more.
Let's see if Starmer has any balls to go after these or will he be beholden to them just like all the other governments before him.