Britain must have a 'grown-up debate' about tax increases...

[AtW]

The brutal truth is that no one wants to pay more tax. But we all want good high quality infrastructure and government services.

The UK is in a terrible mess, decades in the making. Blame on all sides.

The problem is thst higher taxes won't give us good high quality stuff - 1% extra pay raise in public sector is roughly about what Tory will collect from massive hike on dividends, it's tiny increase that won't make any difference - it was much smarter to control inflation (no Brexit so Sterling would have been higher)

[northernladyuk]

The problem is thst higher taxes won't give us good high quality stuff - 1% extra pay raise in public sector is roughly about what Tory will collect from massive hike on dividends, it's tiny increase that won't make any difference - it was much smarter to control inflation (no Brexit so Sterling would have been higher)

[The_Equalizer]

How long before we have to stop paying the EU?

[northernladyuk]

How long before we have to stop paying the EU?

The EU is going to have to pay the UK for participation in the Customs Union and Single Market, because the UK holds all the cards and will otherwise stop importing German cars.

[The_Equalizer]

The EU is going to have to pay the UK for participation in the Customs Union and Single Market, because the UK holds all the cards and will otherwise stop importing German cars.

That's a far longer reply than I thought you'd give.

[northernladyuk]

That's a far longer reply than I thought you'd give.

WGAS

[BrilloPad]

The EU is going to have to pay the UK for participation in the Customs Union and Single Market, because the UK holds all the cards and will otherwise stop importing German cars.

The UK is happy to negotiate a deal that works for both sides. Unlike the EU.

[AtW]

How long before we have to stop paying the EU?

When pigs learn how to fly?

In the mean time only fair to tax Brexiters, 10% income tax increase would be a good start

[northernladyuk]

The UK is happy to negotiate a deal that works for both sides. Unlike the EU.

The snowflake victim mentality is proving to be an interesting sub-component of Bretinism.

[The_Equalizer]

When pigs learn how to fly?

In the mean time only fair to tax Brexiters, 10% income tax increase would be a good start

But we all know it will be you that really pays.