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Mini Budget aka Fiscal Statement
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Sounds like they're going to U-turn on pretty much the whole thing, other than the worst parts
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«Liz Truss faces growing pressure to raise corporation tax
Conservative MPs predict Prime Minister will be forced into changing more elements of mini-Budget
Liz Truss is under growing Tory pressure to raise corporation tax to reassure the markets over her debt reduction plan as she ruled out major spending cuts.
Conservative MPs on Wednesday predicted that the Prime Minister would be forced into changing more elements of her mini-Budget despite denials from Downing Street.
Ms Truss had promised to scrap the rise in corporation tax from 19 per cent to 25 per cent, due in April, but is now facing calls to reverse course.
Bringing in the tax cut over a longer period would be likely to save the Treasury billions of pounds but prompt accusations of hypocrisy after Ms Truss campaigned against a rise in the Tory leadership race this summer.»
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics...rporation-tax/
Yeah as if this is going to workLeave a comment:
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“The report found the tax cut would cost £600m a year and would largely benefit Britain’s richest individuals.”
“Chris Hayes, a senior data analyst at Common Wealth, who wrote the report, said: “It is a shame that the chancellor’s U-turn does not extend to his tax cuts on dividends, which benefit the very wealthy and are already subject to very generous treatment.
“For two decades, shareholders have been enjoying [b’ever greater payouts that could have been invested productively or paid to workers[/b]. Further tilting the balance in favour of shareholders will not unleash economic dynamism. It will only deepen our stagnation.”
https://www.theguardian.com/politics...nd-boom-report
She folded once now they’ll push for moreLeave a comment:
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Originally posted by DealorNoDeal View PostAsking for a friend.
In terms of means testing for pension credit, benefits, council tax, what doesn't count as savings or investments? Gold coins? Antiques, art? Watches, jewellery?Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by DealorNoDeal View PostAsking for a friend.
In terms of means testing for pension credit, benefits, council tax, what doesn't count as savings or investments? Gold coins? Antiques, art? Watches, jewellery?Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by DealorNoDeal View PostAsking for a friend.
In terms of means testing for pension credit, benefits, council tax, what doesn't count as savings or investments? Gold coins? Antiques, art? Watches, jewellery?
Unfortunately savings, investments and property are easy to trace.Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by DealorNoDeal View PostAsking for a friend.
In terms of means testing for pension credit, benefits, council tax, what doesn't count as savings or investments? Gold coins? Antiques, art? Watches, jewellery?Leave a comment:
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Asking for a friend.
In terms of means testing for pension credit, benefits, council tax, what doesn't count as savings or investments? Gold coins? Antiques, art? Watches, jewellery?Leave a comment:
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So, you either be totally self-reliant (extra pensions, savings, mortgage paid off); or make little or no provision, save nothing, rent a place and live off the state.
No real middle ground between these opposite ends of the spectrum which makes financial sense.Last edited by DealorNoDeal; 6 October 2022, 11:11.Leave a comment:
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