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Talk / Life / Money / Labour 'raised taxes by £9k'

By will, Mon 4 Dec 2006 at 11:53am 
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Gordon Brown has increased taxes by nearly £9,000 per household since he came to power, according to a report out today.

Do you mind this? What about the way it's being spent?

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By KT, Mon 4 Dec 2006 at 11:55am 
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will wrote:

Gordon Brown has increased taxes by nearly £9,000 per household since he came to power, according to a report out today.

Do you mind this? What about the way it's being spent?

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Much more in my household and this is the very reason I hope he burns in hell, yes I really do hate the fat fukcer!!

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By MO75, Mon 4 Dec 2006 at 12:00pm 
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The taxes in the UK are almost crippling. Working for government as well, I don't think the money is spent all that wisely. I'd personally prefer to see a lot more privatisation than the current situation... The government here is massive and unweildy and not particular proficient at a lot of things that could be done better in a competitive environment.

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Re: Labour 'raised taxes by £9k'

By FATBOY, Mon 4 Dec 2006 at 1:04pm 
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Taxes are a pain, necessary but i do think we pay too much for very little effective use. He jsut throws cash at the NHS and it doesn't help.


Here's an example of how taxes affect me: i have to drive for my job but can claim back mileage. now in order to drive to see patients and carry instruments i MUST HAVE business insureance, which costs extra; however i am told the rate of mileage i get should cover that. seeing patients at home often involves smaller journeys, not as fuel efficient. and the mileage i get in return is also taxable... so i have paid fuel tax claimed for the mileage back and then get taxed again?! bastard.

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