Reform party ditch all the tax cuts they promised

[carmanmemoranda]

Troll.

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[JP_]

The old ones are the best

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[morqthana]

Your heavily biased graphs won't change that.

Hang on, I'll fix that for you

Your heavily biased graphs The truth won't change that the false things I believe, nor stop me writing all the untrue things I do.

 

[Mottie]

The tax cuts were always a false promise used to generate votes, as anybody paying attention knew.

Tice also said that plans to drop the income tax threshold to £20,000 will become an “aspiration”

Note that these promises were pushed over this summer when they were riding high in the polls

They are still promising to reduce spending…..but Reform councils have already dropped such claims, so Reform can’t be trusted on that either.

Reform UK abandoning manifesto pledge of £90bn in tax cuts, deputy leader admits

Richard Tice says party will concentrate on cutting civil service and scrapping net zero once in government

www.theguardian.com

What about the labour pledge before they were elected to do away with university fees?

 

[SPLINE]

We are being taxed until the pips squeak to pay for foreigners who SHOULDN'T ****ING BE HERE

 

[Notch7]

What about the labour pledge before they were elected to do away with university fees?

They never made such a pledge

The only pledge was made by Starmer in his leadership contest and that stated “support the abolition of tuition fees” ….which is an aspiration only + not a Labour Party policy.

 

[carmanmemoranda]

They never made such a pledge

The only pledge was made by Starmer in his leadership contest and that stated “support the abolition of tuition fees” ….which is an aspiration only + not a Labour Party policy.

Details, details

 

[SPLINE]

VOTE LABOUR FOREVER!

 

[carmanmemoranda]

VOTE LABOUR FOREVER!

Why ?

There's still a lot of people that will always vote labour, or Tory.

So what

 

[JP_]

We are being taxed until the pips squeak to pay for foreigners who SHOULDN'T ****ING BE HERE

No, we are being taxed to help keep the country running after the total disaster of Brexit and the tumbling economy it has caused.

You literally voted for this. Remember the promise that we'll all be better off in 50 years? Only 40 years to go.

Some reports estimate the total cost to the UK economy is already in the tens of billions of pounds annually. For example, one report suggested the UK economy was nearly £140 billion smaller in 2023 due to Brexit compared to a 'Remain' scenario. Whereas, the cost of processing immigrants (who are either then deported, or work and pay tax) is about £5.4 billion.

Brexit analysis - Office for Budget Responsibility

Since the announcement of the EU referendum we have been producing analysis and writing about the potential effects of Brexit on the economy and public finances. We have compiled our assumptions, judgements and analysis on this page.

obr.uk

So ... Brexit is to blame. We need more immigration to help build the economy to cover the deficit caused by stupid economic decisions, and lazy work shy Brits too. Higher Unemployment Rate: A 2011 study on English Defence League (EDL) supporters found that the unemployment rate among their supporters was significantly higher than the national average at the time, particularly in the 25–64 age bracket.

 

[JP_]

We are being taxed until the pips squeak to pay for foreigners who SHOULDN'T ****ING BE HERE

Also, studies often conclude that recently arrived migrants, particularly those of working age, have a net positive fiscal contribution—meaning they pay more in taxes than they receive in benefits and public services, partly because the UK did not pay for their childhood education and they are less likely to claim welfare or pensions immediately.

The Fiscal Impact of Immigration in the UK - Migration Observatory

This briefing gives an overview of research on the impact of immigration on government finances in the UK and explains the main issues related to estimating the fiscal impact of immigration in the UK.

migrationobservatory.ox.ac.uk

The Truth on Migrants’ Contribution to The UK Economy

Our award-winning experts in UK immigration law separate the myths from the reality on how immigration affects the nation’s economy.

www.cranbrooklegal.com

 

[morqthana]

Also, studies often conclude that recently arrived migrants, particularly those of working age, have a net positive fiscal contribution—meaning they pay more in taxes than they receive in benefits and public services, partly because the UK did not pay for their childhood education and they are less likely to claim welfare or pensions immediately.

The Fiscal Impact of Immigration in the UK - Migration Observatory

This briefing gives an overview of research on the impact of immigration on government finances in the UK and explains the main issues related to estimating the fiscal impact of immigration in the UK.

migrationobservatory.ox.ac.uk

The Truth on Migrants’ Contribution to The UK Economy

Our award-winning experts in UK immigration law separate the myths from the reality on how immigration affects the nation’s economy.

www.cranbrooklegal.com

Pointless, unfortunately. SPLINE has no interest in the truth, only in spouting bigotry and hate.

 

[SPLINE]

Also, studies often conclude that recently arrived migrants, particularly those of working age, have a net positive fiscal contribution—meaning they pay more in taxes than they receive in benefits and public services, partly because the UK did not pay for their childhood education and they are less likely to claim welfare or pensions immediately.

The Fiscal Impact of Immigration in the UK - Migration Observatory

This briefing gives an overview of research on the impact of immigration on government finances in the UK and explains the main issues related to estimating the fiscal impact of immigration in the UK.

migrationobservatory.ox.ac.uk

The Truth on Migrants’ Contribution to The UK Economy

Our award-winning experts in UK immigration law separate the myths from the reality on how immigration affects the nation’s economy.

www.cranbrooklegal.com

You are sick...you are one of the worst people on the forum. Nearly as bad as Notch although not as noticeable. Insidious; your every post is heavily critical of Britain and its people, shame on you. No claim that immigrants make a net contrubution to Britain can ever be true when public debt is at 3 trilllions., much of it paying natives and immigrants not to work. There are 50 million muslims in Europe, 40 million of those live on public money.

 

[morqthana]

You are sick...you are one of the worst people on the forum. Nearly as bad as Notch although not as noticeable. Insidious; your every post is heavily critical of Britain and its people,

Are they?

Or are they heavily critical of you and people like you?

No claim that immigrants make a net contrubution to Britain can ever be true

Well, it is.

And you making mendacious claims to the contrary can never stop it being true.

 

[Knave of Hearts]

We are being taxed until the pips squeak to pay for foreigners who SHOULDN'T ****ING BE HERE

Over 40 million people visited UK in 2024 spending over £30 billion.

Inbound visits and spend: annual, UK

See the latest annual UK level estimates of the number of visits to the UK, spend by inbound visitors and nights spent in the UK, based on the International Passenger Survey (IPS) released by the Office of National Statistics.

www.visitbritain.org

https://www.visitbritain.org/media/5010/download?attachment

Spline doesn't want them here.