Thread: Here comes the tax rises
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Old 06-11-2024, 23:34   #583
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Re: Here comes the tax rises
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Originally Posted by mrmistoffelees View Post
I’d argue that austerity was victimisation of those less well off and that those with more should pay more. And I say that as someone whose tax liability is going to go up by approx 15-20% in the next fiscal year and possibly more if I decide to sell some of my stock and shares
Are you expecting a knighthood? You should be furious.

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Originally Posted by Damien View Post
If you think IHT shouldn't apply at all then that's the argument that should be made. But when it does apply then we should close off loopholes that allow people to avoid it.
It’s just wealth jealousy in action. But like everything else from Labour it’s ill thought out and will backfire. The wealthy will just find other means to protect their possessions or will take their wealth elsewhere.
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