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Old 28-10-2015, 21:50   #73
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Re: Cameron lied to get back in (tax credits and hard working people)

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Originally Posted by Ramrod View Post
I see your point but tax credits are unearnt money whilst inheritance tax is an iniquitous tax on already taxed income (ie it's my property, I earnt the money to pay for it and I want a say as to who it's left to-and that doesn't include the govt!)
Tax credits could be seen as 'giving tax back' to those who shouldn't have been paying it. I think it would be better to continue to raise the Personal Allowance and increase the rate at which you pay NI and you draw down tax credits at the same time.

Inheritance tax is an interesting one. Not sure what to think about that. I can see both sides and it's one of those issues you can debate forever.
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