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Previously on "Inheritance tax windfall for Treasury after winter death rates soar"

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  • SueEllen
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    His smile is as bad as the Bliars'...

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  • AtW
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    Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post
    Probably all due to Global Warming.
    Oh really?



    Lots of old people die in hot summer too...

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  • barrydidit
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    The way the celebrity death thread is ticking over, the deficit should be sorted out shortly.

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  • DimPrawn
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    Probably all due to Global Warming.

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  • Inheritance tax windfall for Treasury after winter death rates soar

    The Government will benefit from an extra £200million this year after the number of people paying inheritance tax increased

    George Osborne will receive a boost in inheritance tax receipts because of a spike in winter deaths, it has emerged.

    The Treasury is expecting to net an extra £200million more than expected after the flu virus hit older people particularly hard last year.

    According to the Office for National Statistics it prompted the highest number of winter deaths since 1999 and most of those affected were over the age of 75.

    Inheritance tax windfall for Treasury after winter death rates soar - Telegraph

    I am surprised he did not cut fuel poverty benefits yet

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