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"Prime Minister Gordon Brown could face a fresh backbench revolt over his 2007 decision to scrap the 10p bottom rate of income tax.
A group of Labour MPs - led by Frank Field and Greg Pope - are threatening to block this year's entire Budget in a vote in the Commons on Tuesday. "
The 10p rate was a political over-complication of the tax system and Brown should never have introduced it in the first place. -
Much like the whole tax credits system......Originally posted by Doggy Styles View Post"Prime Minister Gordon Brown could face a fresh backbench revolt over his 2007 decision to scrap the 10p bottom rate of income tax.
A group of Labour MPs - led by Frank Field and Greg Pope - are threatening to block this year's entire Budget in a vote in the Commons on Tuesday. "
The 10p rate was a political over-complication of the tax system and Brown should never have introduced it in the first place.Still InvoicingComment
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