now that just plain strange. why have a tax on everyone with highly valued property when you want to target a very specific set of cases. its interesting as it shows how we end up with such a clusterfudge complex tax law because vested interest want to target this thing or another, but often...
these two i'm really curious about. the first, why £2m? what is special about that number, as i recall its the same the Libs band about for related policy. also, don't you see the inherent flaw, that anyone would simply split larger land holdings to be <2m. you need to impose your tax on...
no, it is exactly worth exactly the same - its 20%. 20% is the same proportion always. ofcourse what you mean is the lower income person needs to spend more on essentials (though ones essentials soon changes as they have more income). you can still have a tax allowance to mitigate this at the...
you only have a year and complete power, not a decade and a magic wand. what are you going to manufacture and how/why are these SME going to do it, or be better than large companies?
second most sensible policies put forward so far.