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@ISIDEWITHAnswersEconomy13yrs ago

No, keep the current tax structure

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 @9FQTGSTdisagreed…3yrs3Y

The current structure reduces the tax rate when above a certain income, as it works by reducing your tax-free allowance by £1 for each £ over £100k: once you've maxed out the personal allowance then your tax rate effectively drops. It was deliberately structured by the tories to reduce their personal tax. This should be changed to a percentage tax band of its own and not touch the tax-free personal allowance.

 @9FJNDZ7disagreed…3yrs3Y

We're in a cost of living crisis we're millionares should be made to pay more tax and we should be using that to help the poorest who are suffering

 @9FHJWWYLabourdisagreed…3yrs3Y

It is incredibly unlikely that you would be hit by a tax hike on the top 5%, let alone the top 1%. You're voting to keep yourself and your country poor.

 @9FBY8Y7Labourdisagreed…3yrs3Y

The rich people have more money and there for can afford more tax. 1% of someone who has very little is completely different to 1% of someone who is very rich

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