Bet the employers cd rom won't be able to cope with the way they are playing around with it!!
On the other hand though - a week or so ago when they were talking about chasing this group and that group through different systems to compensate them I did think "why not just raise the basic tax threshold - it would be far easier & cheaper to administer than all the garbage they are talking about"
Seems to me the simplest and cheapest way to compensate those on lowest incomes - someone at last had some sense.
We won't see the detail for a day or two I would guess. Time for them to fiddle with it and mess it up!!
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Seems like it's for one year only and not enough to compensate all of those who lose out from the loss of the 10p band. Those on 6-13k p/a still lose out.
More smoke and mirrors from these useless tw@ts.
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I don’t know what scares me the most: that they think that the British people will fall for it, or that they might be right.
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Originally posted by bogeyman View PostUm, surely if he increases the personal allowance to £600 then everybody will gain that £120 whether they are as poor as a church mouse or as rich as Croesus?
Why are the Beeb banging on that "every basic rate taxpayer will pay £120 less tax this year."?
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Oh I see - he's fiddling with the 40p threshold to compensate!
God almightly, they couldn't make the UK tax system more Byzantine if they tried.
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Um, surely if he increases the personal allowance to £600 then everybody will gain that £120 whether they are as poor as a church mouse or as rich as Croesus?
Why are the Beeb banging on that "every basic rate taxpayer will pay £120 less tax this year."?
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Oh I see - he's fiddling with the 40p threshold to compensate!
God almightly, they couldn't make the UK tax system more Byzantine if they tried.Last edited by bogeyman; 13 May 2008, 15:34.
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Flailing around desperately.
Like those elks/wilderbeasts etc in nature programs that limply kick their legs when they've been takn down by a pack of lions/hyenas/dogs etc.
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Originally posted by moorfield View Post
Surely rather than backtrack on the 10p rate it makes more sense to change all the thresholds, alter the allowances, fiddle with tax-credits, introduce some more benefits, etc.
It's the New Lie way.
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Fiddling while Rome burns comes to mind. What a bunch of useless twunts.
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