High tax rates 'killing job creation here and stunting our growth'

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vetran replied

3 April 2017, 20:31
don't worry once we stop subsidising the ex Russian states we will be fine
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_V_ replied

3 April 2017, 19:52
EU membership comes at a cost clearly.
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AtW started a topic High tax rates 'killing job creation here and stunting our growth'

3 April 2017, 18:56
High tax rates 'killing job creation here and stunting our growth'

Was just walking out of Waitrose and noticed front page newspaper article -

"High tax rates 'killing job creation here and stunting our growth'

High personal tax rates are holding back the establishment and growth of businesses and stunting job creation, a major report warns today.

The country needs to slash personal tax rates to create jobs and secure a Brexit dividend as the UK leaves the EU, according to leading entrepreneurs.

Nearly three-quarters said the overall cost of doing business, coupled with the high rate of capital gains tax, is dampening entrepreneurial activity, according to the report from accountancy and consulting giant EY published this morning."

Oh wait, it's Ireland ...

High tax rates 'killing job creation here and stunting our growth' - Independent.ie
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