Over this Michael Ashcroft, Lord Paul thing and non doms. There’s much heat and light being expended upon whether someone who is a non dom (and thus not paying the same taxes on worldwide income as someone who is dom) can be a member of the legislature. OK. And now the research we’d like to see. What is
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TimWorstall on 20th Mar 2010 (via timworstall.com)
A delightful little typo: Gross income pain in all taxes (%) That’s their heading for “gross income paid in all taxes” as a percentage of household income by decile.
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TimWorstall on 24th Nov 2009 (via timworstall.com)
Middle-income households are receiving an extra £40billion a year in benefits compared with a decade ago but are paying it all back again in higher taxes, according to a think-tank.
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Telegraph on 14th Oct 2010 (via telegraph.co.uk)
New Labour promised not to put up income tax to get elected. So instead of in-your-face direct taxes, Chancellor Gordon Brown gave us new, indirect, Stealth Taxes and he abolished tax concessions. His attempts to fund New Labour's Fat Government Policy have savaged the pensions and savings industries and had cost the nation the equivalent of 16.5 p in the pound on the basic rate of income tax by 2...
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ObnoxioTheClown on 14th Sep 2008 (via obotheclown.blogspot.com)
The Tax-Payers' Alliance have launched the online green tax calculator below. As their introductory article to this new gadget says:"[it] allows users to calculate, using their personal travel habits, household bills, and even specific make of car, the amount they are paying for green taxes and regulations.In particular, the calculator sheds light on the hidden price ordinary people are paying
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JohnMWard on 14th Apr 2009 (via wwwjohn-m-ward.blogspot.com)
New Labour promised not to put up income tax to get elected. So instead of in-your-face direct taxes, Chancellor Gordon Brown gave us new, indirect, Stealth Taxes and he abolished tax concessions. His attempts to fund New Labour's Fat Government Policy have savaged the pensions and savings industries and had cost the nation the equivalent of 16.5 p in the pound on the basic rate of income tax...
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LPUK on 14th Sep 2008 (via lpuk.blogspot.com)
Conservative chief whip at the time of William Hague's leadership agreed a deal with the government that allowed Lord Ashcroft to avoid paying UK taxes on most of his income
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FT on 2nd Mar 2010 (via traxfer.ft.com)