Where is all the money being spent?

[Zigenare]

In 2022/23, UK government raised around £1,029 billion (£1 trillion) in receipts – income from taxes and other sources. This is equivalent to around 40% of the size of the UK economy, as measured by GDP, which is the highest level since the early 1980s.



Where is all the ******* money going?

[vetran]

XXXXX water and Feckwitsu shareholders' babies need new shoes!


How are we supposed to prosecute JK Rowling for her extremist opinions or pay suspended rapist police officers?

[mallisarealperson]

In 2022/23, UK government raised around £1,029 billion (£1 trillion) in receipts – income from taxes and other sources. This is equivalent to around 40% of the size of the UK economy, as measured by GDP, which is the highest level since the early 1980s.



Where is all the ******* money going?

Cost of greed crisis.

Politicians. Like bananas

yellow, bunch together, and none of them are straight.

[Uncle Albert]

Well £112 billion was spent on paying interest on the national debt. The rest probably went to "Baroness" Mone.

[CheeseSlice]

IFS - Charts, Pies and stuff

[CheeseSlice]

Also IFS,
Where goverment gets its money from

[NotAllThere]

Some of it comes from getting class 2 NI payments from abroad, in return for a full UK pension. Without having to return to the UK.

[PCTNN]

Where is all the ******* money going?

Well, we know that 350 millions per week are going to the NHS because that's what they told us so it's gotta be.

[vetran]

Well, we know that 350 millions per week are going to the NHS because that's what they told us so it's gotta be.

9.9% total which is about the same as the rest of Europe.

https://www.kingsfund.org.uk/insight...ts-figures-nhs

for this we get worse outcomes

https://www.kingsfund.org.uk/insight...0and%20strokes.

The UK has higher avoidable mortality and treatable mortality¹ rates than comparator countries. This is driven by below-average survival rates for many major cancers (including cancer of the breast, cervix, colon, rectum, lung and stomach), and poorer outcomes from heart attacks and strokes.

It does not need more money, just better organisation.

[Gibbon]

9.9% total which is about the same as the rest of Europe.

https://www.kingsfund.org.uk/insight...ts-figures-nhs

for this we get worse outcomes

https://www.kingsfund.org.uk/insight...0and%20strokes.



It does not need more money, just better organisation.

Well maybe, but the inputs could be better too. Obesity is at 25% of Adults and is a major cause of all diseases + outcomes from treatment are severely reduced with obesity. One of my eye openers whilst having dialysis were the amount of type 2 diabetics on the ward, some with missing limbs, at least 50% and up to 70-80% some days.