Thread: Here comes the tax rises
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Old 01-11-2024, 19:36   #545
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Re: Here comes the tax rises
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Originally Posted by ianch99 View Post
This is relevant to the current budget since the Chancellor is trying to plug a fiscal shortfall to fund public services and investment. The shortfall would be 40 Billion less each year if we went back into the Single Market.

As time goes on, the cost of staying outside will be more and more apparent even to Starmer. This would mean, in the context of this thread, the need for lower tax levels and more growth in the economy.
Only if he continues to avoid utilising the freedoms we attained by leaving the EU.

We’re still waiting for the ‘bonfire of regulations’, so the will for the people is being cruelly ignored.
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