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AtW replied

7 February 2021, 19:50
I should have used my automatrix sockie for this thread, oops, I guess mods will now ban it forever
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jamesbrown replied

7 February 2021, 19:40
Yeah, he'll cut the amount of rises proposed by Korbyn.
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ladymuck replied

7 February 2021, 19:39
He could be more pro-small business by repealing the IR35 legislation his party introduced over 20 years ago...
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AtW started a topic Tax cuts are cometh!

7 February 2021, 19:20
Tax cuts are cometh!

“ Sir Keir Starmer will seek to reset his faltering leadership with a pledge to make the Labour Party “unashamedly pro-business”.

In a strategy that will do little to endear him to the left of the party, the Labour leader is preparing to park his tanks on the Tories’ lawn by unveiling a bold pro-business policy agenda before next month’s budget. It is understood that this will include tax cuts for firms and a pledge to extend the business rates holiday to help companies struggling amid the coronavirus pandemic.”

Rattled Keir Starmer urged to be more ‘pro-business’ | News | The Sunday Times
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