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Previously on "Don't raise coronavirus cash from business, chancellor warned"
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Yeah, to borrow AtW's analogy, it's like telling a burglar not to look in the safe hidden behind the picture over there, left a bit, stop, there.Originally posted by ladymuck View PostOh great, give him more ideas
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Don't raise coronavirus cash from business, chancellor warned
The chancellor is under pressure from industry groups to resist the temptation to fund coronavirus spending with tax hikes on business when he delivers the budget on Wednesday.
The RAC said a majority of drivers wanted Rishi Sunak to freeze fuel duty for the 10th year following intense speculation that he plans to increase the duty on petrol and diesel by 2p a litre.
Don't raise coronavirus cash from business, chancellor warned | Business | The Guardian
It's like telling well armed robber not to take your wallet only worse: in this case the robber is legal.
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