99 tax increases under Labour
COUNCILLOR John Ward has published a complete list of tax increases under Gordon Brown’s Chancellorship.
Cllr Ward has calculated that a typical household will be paying £350 more now compared to 1997 – although he has said in terms of actualy money it is more, this figure allows for inflation.
I shalln’t list the tax increases here, but they form part of the campaign being run by Councillor Chishti, and the full list can be seen on Cllr Ward’s website here.
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Just to clarify: the average household is now worse off by around £350 per month than would have been the case without these taxes/rises.
I’m pleased you picked this one up: it is important as it affects just about everyone negatively.