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Top earners face higher taxes as Gordon Brown and Alistair Darling reduce a borrowing bill that will hit nearly £120 billion next year.
The Chancellor is expected to announce a new top rate of tax of 45 per cent that will apply to those earning more than £150,000.
The new rate – which is likely to come into effect immediately after the next general election – is expected to be among the deferred tax rises announced to show how the Treasury intends to rebalance the books. It will affect nearly 300,000 people and raise about £1.2 billion.
Was this implemented? If so, any links to the official documents?
Top earners face higher taxes as Gordon Brown and Alistair Darling reduce a borrowing bill that will hit nearly £120 billion next year.
The Chancellor is expected to announce a new top rate of tax of 45 per cent that will apply to those earning more than £150,000.
The new rate – which is likely to come into effect immediately after the next general election – is expected to be among the deferred tax rises announced to show how the Treasury intends to rebalance the books. It will affect nearly 300,000 people and raise about £1.2 billion.
Was this implemented? If so, any links to the official documents?
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