Should the government raise taxes on the rich?

Tax is not fairly balanced between rich and poor because the rich do not pay sufficient tax on assets e.g. inheritance tax, second homes etc

Lower the income tax rate for all earners

Add a tax bracket for ultra high net worth individuals to be taxed at a higher rate on income above £500k and remove all existing tax loopholes for large corporations

raise tax on rich and remove all existing tax loopholes for large corporations

make it fair for everyone , since humans don't even own earth i hate how we gotta PAY. to live under a roof.

No, but reduce loopholes and punish those who pay tax through shell businesses by fining them handsomly and giving jail time.

no, but remove loop holes

No, remove all taxation

Raise Taxes across the board and pay down and off the national debt.

No, if people work hard and have good jobs they shouldn't be punished, this puts them off investing in the UK and spending to benefit our economy

i am clueless

Yes, however we need to define what "rich" is. Currently definition still hits the middle-class disproportionately.

Yes but then no when im rich

Lower income tax, but remove loopholes for large corporations. Properties and businesses belonging to Russian oligarchs should be taken away from them though.

Yes and raise the tax free thresholds. Increase enforcement of tax evasion. Close tax avoidance loopholes.

Tax accordingly to annual pay. Removing any loopholes that provide more people, no matter their situation, to commit tax evasion or tax fraud. Commit to helping any lower income or low class people who can't afford their tax ways to work through paying or at least reducing their tax till they're able to pay effectively.

Yes, but more on overall assets. Many top 5% earners, came from working class, they still struggle with rent, mortgage, childcare, and other caring responsibilities. We need to keep these high skilled people in work force.

decrease the taxes for everyone else in the UK, but definitely increase for the rich and upper class. then they can feel how we have felt this hole time.

"Rich" is poorly defined. What is rich in one area of the country is not rich in another. Those in the top 1% income bracket (including inherited wealth and assets) should pay more.

There should be a flat rate of income tax for individuals, and existing tax loopholes for large corporations should be removed.

They should remove loopholes so everyone pays the correct amount/same percentage of their income regardless of where the income has come from

Lower income tax, particularly for the poor? and substantially increase sales tax, particularly for unhealthy activities.

Reform tax, increase tax free allowance, remove other allowances, same tax applies for all income and CGT

Lower income tax across the board and introduce a range of taxes on asset ownership such as homes, second homes, land holding etc. on assets that cannot be moved out of the country. Also remove the distinction between tax evasion and avoidance and introduce licensing fees and huge penalties for organisations operating in the wealth management and tax planning industries if they facilitate exploitation of loop holes,

Simplify the tax brackets, collapse NI into general taxation, look hard at capital gains avoidance of income tax, eliminate inheritance tax.

Define rich? Raise taxes on incomes exceeding 1m(?), lower corporation taxes and close tax loopholes for corporations

Increase tax for very high earners (more than 200k a year) Remove tax loopholes Introduce taxation on investment

Raise the lowest tax bracket to any earning above £25k. The highest should be raised to any earnings above £250k. Keep the others the same

Taxes should be raised for all brackets slightly to improve infrastructure and soceity, but they should be raised significantly for richer brackets and all tax loop holes should be closed.

Tax the rich. Close the loopholes. And stop squeezing the rest of us. Capital tax down from 12500 to 3000?thsts nothing 12500 tax allowance still blocked for few more years? Only a pound increase on minimum wage. It's not enough!

Yes, but also remove tax loophole for large corporations, later down the line should be able to reduce tax for lower income families

This depends on what you regard as rich... I think ensuring huge corporations are not operating in his country, failing to contribute and dodging tax is the real issue

Be like old dubai and encourage people to stay here because everyone wants to move out the weather doesnt help but you cant change that so change the way you run things

I believe that if you are very wealthy such as millions of pounds. You should give more back to the government in a way or National insurance and Tax's. The People that are on the lower system need more support which could include a lower rate to pay.

Yes. tax wealth not income to be fairer, and remove all existing tax loopholes for large corporations

add more tax bands to make the gaps between each band less, as well as adding additional bands for even higher incomes than the top of the tax band.

Make tax a flat rate so you pay only 1500 pound tax if you earn 20000 pound and then you pay an extra 1500 pound for every 10000 pound earned there after

A universal Tax you pay when you earn over a certain threshold A sales tax based on the harms caused by the products we buy A withholding tax to stop offshoring wealth

Yes, but not on income. Tax Land via a Land Value Tax, or implement a time limit on generational property just as we do with Intellectual property.

Replace all taxes with a 100 percent Georgist Land Value Tax and Piguvian Taxes, and if it doesn't raise enough funds, implement the taxes that are least impactful on the economy first that are still progressive.

No, lower tax for everyone. No one wants it and no one knows where it goes apart from Rishi to play manoplay with it

Evaluate everyone’s circumstances in order for the best outcome - everyone is different some people need more help than others. Somewhat others that earn more should pay more due to gaining substantial amount of money from employees working for minimum wage