Thursday 17 May 2012

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Families with children being hit with high taxes

Recent news indicates that many families with children will now being paying a much higher tax rate than millionaires and this was confirmed by government. This is the result of a climb-down in child benefits which families with children could …

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Pasty tax protests have moved on to Cornwall

Edward Rowe, an entertainer for Cornwall, has successfully planned and implemented a protest march through Falmouth today where some 600+ people participated. The whole controversy stems from government’s

Tax allowances still favour top earners

When changes to the tax laws come into effect tomorrow, it will be millions of low income families and older people who suffer the consequences whilst top earners

NPC uncovered broken Budget promises from 2011

On page 35 of last year’s Red Book, the Budget indicated that pensioners would continue to see a rise in allowances in keeping with the RPI and that

Pasty tax enrages Britons

News on what is being referred to as the controversial ‘pasty tax’ has even made it to the United States as evidenced by an article published in the

Osborne suffers in polls following granny tax

During his annual Budget, the Chancellor announced cutting pensioners’ allowances by £3.3 billion and then stating that the top earners would realise a rate reduction of 5p. This

Labour leader calls for disclosure on Chancellor’s earnings

Amidst all the hype in regards to cutting the upper earner’s taxes from 50% to 45%, Labour leader, Ed Miliband is calling for a full disclosure by the

Experts urge Chancellor not to delay tax reduction

There has been a great deal of controversy of late in regards to what should be done about top earners in the UK finding ways to avoid paying

Nick Clegg wants millionaires to pay fair share

According to the Deputy Prime Minister, Nick Clegg, millionaires are not paying their fair share of taxes due to having the ability to hire teams of lawyers and

Increasing controversy over pension tax relief

Since the beginning of time it seems there has always been a battle between the ‘have’s’ and ‘have not’s’ and it is no different today than it has