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D Doggy Styles Godlike Joined Nov 6, 2008 Messages 9,821 Likes received 78 Thanks received 14 Jul 4, 2009 22:15 #2 "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.
"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.
blacjac Contractor Among Contractors Joined Dec 15, 2007 Messages 1,457 Likes received 22 Thanks received 9 Jul 4, 2009 22:21 #3 Doggy Styles said: "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. Click to expand... Much like the whole tax credits system......
Doggy Styles said: "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. Click to expand... Much like the whole tax credits system......