Nigel Farage in a nutshell

Pure River Slut · Oct 13, 2025 at 9:51 PM

Blond Bombshell said: ↑

I liked this breakdown of Reform's tax plan's, posted on another thread...

Analysis of Reform's tax plans
24th Jun 2024
Press Story

The tax cuts announced in Reform's manifesto are both substantial and highly regressive, benefiting the wealthiest households the most. Our analysis of each tax change individually reveals the distribution of benefits across different income groups.

Breakdown of tax policies and their impact:
Increase in the tax-free allowance:

Current allowance: £12,570
Proposed allowance: £20,000
Cost for 2024-25: £41bn
Poorest 20 per cent of households: An increase of £380 in average annual household disposable income
Richest 20 per cent of households: An increase of £2400 in average annual household disposable income
Distribution of benefits: 32 per cent of the tax break goes to the richest 20 per cent of households
Increase in the higher income tax threshold:

Current threshold: £50,270
Proposed threshold: £70,000
Cost for 2024-25: £18bn
Poorest 20 per cent of households: An increase of just £17 in average annual household disposable income
Richest 20 per cent of households: An increase of £2700 in average annual disposable income
Distribution of benefits: 80 per cent of the tax break goes to the richest 20 per cent of households

These tax breaks provide minimal benefits to lower-income households while significantly increasing the disposable income of higher-income households. Raising the tax-free allowance marginally benefits the poorest households but overwhelmingly favours the richest, who receive more than six times the increase. Raising the higher income tax threshold almost exclusively benefits the wealthiest households, leaving the poorest unaffected.

I will give Starmer another year to sort it.
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Bob said the same about the chuckle brothers

Pure River Slut · Oct 13, 2025 at 9:54 PM

rooch 3 said: ↑

Me to mate, I love being rid of the corrupt bastards, only our own corrupt bastards to get rid of now.
We should start by jailing Raynor the thieving bitch.
Fancy being one of her constituents knowing you have a bent witch like her as your MP.
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And tax hustle Farage.

Pure River Slut · Oct 14, 2025 at 6:30 AM

Worth a watch about the immigration approach Reform and Badenoch aim to mimic. Comments from a former Tory cabinet member
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DPwWDHygVlZ/?igsh=MW1xcGdteWxjZnRqaA==

Brainy Dose · Oct 14, 2025 at 6:45 AM

Northumberland Rocks said: ↑

Shooting yourself in the foot economically to get record immigration which was why most voted for Brexit. Not very clever is it?
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If only everyone was as clever as you...I get it!

David Moyes' Stupid Face · Oct 14, 2025 at 1:36 PM

Blond Bombshell said: ↑

I liked this breakdown of Reform's tax plan's, posted on another thread...

Analysis of Reform's tax plans
24th Jun 2024
Press Story

The tax cuts announced in Reform's manifesto are both substantial and highly regressive, benefiting the wealthiest households the most. Our analysis of each tax change individually reveals the distribution of benefits across different income groups.

Breakdown of tax policies and their impact:
Increase in the tax-free allowance:

Current allowance: £12,570
Proposed allowance: £20,000
Cost for 2024-25: £41bn
Poorest 20 per cent of households: An increase of £380 in average annual household disposable income
Richest 20 per cent of households: An increase of £2400 in average annual household disposable income
Distribution of benefits: 32 per cent of the tax break goes to the richest 20 per cent of households
Increase in the higher income tax threshold:

Current threshold: £50,270
Proposed threshold: £70,000
Cost for 2024-25: £18bn
Poorest 20 per cent of households: An increase of just £17 in average annual household disposable income
Richest 20 per cent of households: An increase of £2700 in average annual disposable income
Distribution of benefits: 80 per cent of the tax break goes to the richest 20 per cent of households

These tax breaks provide minimal benefits to lower-income households while significantly increasing the disposable income of higher-income households. Raising the tax-free allowance marginally benefits the poorest households but overwhelmingly favours the richest, who receive more than six times the increase. Raising the higher income tax threshold almost exclusively benefits the wealthiest households, leaving the poorest unaffected.

I will give Starmer another year to sort it.
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@Makemstine Roger what are your thoughts on Reform's plans to use billions of public funds up on tax breaks for the richest in the country (Farage's mates)?

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