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Manifesto Check: Labour's tax plan may fail to raise revenue

  • Written by The Conversation
imageLabour may get less than they're hoping for with their tax proposals.Joe Giddens/PA Wire

The Labour Party manifesto makes the promise of fairer taxes. There are income tax changes with a new 10p starting rate and the top rate of tax will be increased from 45p to 50p for people earning over £150,000. There will be no increases in VAT or...

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