@B4K34207mos7MO
If you raise taxes then you encourage fraud, discourage investment and innovation.
The best analogy I’ve adapted is would you rather 50% of 10m or 15% of a Billion.
@9FFXQ3S7mos7MO
It would discourage people from living in the UK as it would require the funds that we can choose to spend on ourselves be moved into a less efficient and more abused system.
@9F8K7LMConservative7mos7MO
if you have earned the money then why should you be taxed more then people who havnt work as much for it
@9F824NM7mos7MO
No, governments should not raise taxes on the rich because they should not have to get charged more money just because they earn more money, this is mostly due to the fact that wealthier people do longer hours at jobs which require a minimum skill set or degree to do.
@9F6KQTS7mos7MO
Tax is already high and clearly not being used efficiently with inflation, raising taxes will only do more harm to working class people
@9FDLVZWConservative7mos7MO
Raising taxes in any capacity reduces the freedom of citizens. It is saying that the state does not trust you with the money you have earned through hard work. Government projects are hopelessly costly and inefficient, take HS2. Raising taxes and raising public spending is taking something of value, and returning something of less value. Citizens should be allowed to choose how to spend their money, and not have half of it given back to them in government grants. Financial control is the first step to totalitarianism,.
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