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    Tory Scum Rebels

    One Nation Tory MPs at centre of rebellion against ‘insane’ scrapping of 45p tax rate

    The influential group, representing a bloc of centrist MPs, is building resistance to Kwasi Kwarteng’s mini-Budget

    The One Nation group of Conservative MPs is likely to be a focal point for rebellious Tory MPs seeking to water down the Government’s mini-Budget, The Telegraph has been told.

    Tory backbenchers unhappy with the fiscal statement said they were looking to build a two-pronged “resistance” campaign aimed at blocking the scrapping of the 45p additional income tax rate and any attempt to slash benefits.

    The One Nation caucus is one of the most influential Tory parliamentary groups, representing a bloc of centrist MPs.”

    https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics...ane-scrapping/

    Simple solution - keep 45% tax band for taxpayers in the postcodes of these “rebels”

    #2
    There are more important issues than income tax at the moment. You survived until now, so you can survive until the economy is sorted out first.
    "A people that elect corrupt politicians, imposters, thieves and traitors are not victims, but accomplices," George Orwell

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      #3
      Ah. the Telegraph. Second only to the Grauniad in terms of bias....
      Blog? What blog...?

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        #4
        Originally posted by AtW View Post
        One Nation Tory MPs at centre of rebellion against ‘insane’ scrapping of 45p tax rate

        The influential group, representing a bloc of centrist MPs, is building resistance to Kwasi Kwarteng’s mini-Budget

        The One Nation group of Conservative MPs is likely to be a focal point for rebellious Tory MPs seeking to water down the Government’s mini-Budget, The Telegraph has been told.

        Tory backbenchers unhappy with the fiscal statement said they were looking to build a two-pronged “resistance” campaign aimed at blocking the scrapping of the 45p additional income tax rate and any attempt to slash benefits.

        The One Nation caucus is one of the most influential Tory parliamentary groups, representing a bloc of centrist MPs.”

        https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics...ane-scrapping/

        Simple solution - keep 45% tax band for taxpayers in the postcodes of these “rebels”
        Seriously fella, if this is your biggest issue at the moment then you're in a good place so stop whining. Many out there are going to be in fuel poverty, struggle to get by week by week. And you're fixated on the extra bit of tax you may have to start paying again.

        Suck it up and be thankful that you earn enough to be affected by that tax rate.
        I am what I drink, and I'm a bitter man

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          #5
          If Labour win in a couple of years time they might increase it to 50% like the last time they were in.

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            #6
            Originally posted by Fraidycat View Post
            If Labour win in a couple of years time they might increase it to 50% like the last time they were in.
            Unlikely - the change won’t be to I come taxes it will be a wealth based tax or introduction of NI on pensioners
            merely at clientco for the entertainment

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              #7
              Originally posted by Fraidycat View Post
              If Labour win in a couple of years time they might increase it to 50% like the last time they were in.
              It was Brown who introduced the 45% band, just before he left office. It was a deliberately political move aimed at creating problems when a Tory government reversed it. It was never in effect under Labour making their current bleating about its restoration somewhat hypocritical
              Blog? What blog...?

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                #8
                Feck me, the pips of Lord Russian Emigre are squeaking at 45%.

                Just as well he wasn't here when it was 83% and 98%.

                You'd hear the howls from orbit.

                I was mildly innerested to find that the basic rate was 41% back in 1970.

                How did we survive.
                When the fun stops, STOP.

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by malvolio View Post
                  It was Brown who introduced the 45% band, just before he left office.
                  No, Brown did 50%, this was reduced to 45% by Osborne, but he also jacked up dividend taxes so even at 40% current level diidend taxation remains a LOT higher than it used to be (25%-ish vs 32.5%).

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by Fraidycat View Post
                    If Labour win in a couple of years time they might increase it to 50% like the last time they were in.
                    It will be at least 45% for sure, most likely 50%, PLUS they will align dividend/CGT with income levels of tax, PLUS they will certainly increase corp taxes, PLUS they will most likely increase Employer NICs PLUS most likely a form of "wealth" tax that will be called differently (ie: "enhanced council levy bad").

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