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ER/CGT/Pension benefits in the crosshaiors at the budget
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I don't think the move risks a Tory backlash. It risks a lot of crying about how unfair it is to be a higher rate tax payer and not get preferential treatment
Rich Tory voters have nowhere else to go (politically) and Boris knows it. No one cares.
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Which to a number of families living just above the breadline is quite useful.Originally posted by AtW View PostAt least he gave tax cut to most voters - around a tenner a month
And much better than a smack in the chops with a wet fish.Comment
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That tenner a month won’t be net gainOriginally posted by original PM View PostWhich to a number of families living just above the breadline is quite useful.
And much better than a smack in the chops with a wet fish.Comment
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You lot gleefully voted in the Boris and now the moaning and whingeing begins.Vote Corbyn ! Save this country !Comment
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Nope, fully expected it.Originally posted by fullyautomatix View PostYou lot gleefully voted in the Boris and now the moaning and whingeing begins.
Would've been ten times worse under Korbyn, but with an even bigger cretin in charge.Comment
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Whatever he does won’t be as bad as Korbyn was certainly going to do - he promised crazy tax increases in manifesto and that’s the promise he was going to keep.Originally posted by fullyautomatix View PostYou lot gleefully voted in the Boris and now the moaning and whingeing begins.Comment
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Better than a smack in the chops with a wet fish though?Originally posted by AtW View PostThat tenner a month won’t be net gainComment
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