Brexit tax cuts

[AtW]

"To give workers the feeling of an immediate Brexit bounce, Mr Johnson approved an increase in the threshold at which workers start paying National Insurance from £8,628 to £9,500, resulting in a tax cut of £104 for a typical employee starting in April."

Boris Johnson hails 'dawn of a new era' as he celebrates Brexit Day with a tax cut

EUSSR was stopping Britain from implementing these glorious tax massive Tory Tax cuts for too long

Odd how ToryGraph won't say that £104 is annual amount.

[original PM]

So everyone earning gets a little something for nothing then?

Oooh that's bad news.

[AtW]

So everyone earning gets a little something for nothing then? Oooh that's bad news.

£10 per month is nothing, in fact it's less than nothing because the way such things work results in more money taken by another hand.

[Cirrus]

Money doesn't ghrow on trees.

So everyone earning gets a little something for nothing then?

Not quite, Original. When they have a heart attack, the ambulance will take £104 longer to get to them. Boris makes you poor but happy.

Until you suffer from premature death.

[AtW]

Not quite, Original. When they have a heart attack, the ambulance will take £104 longer to get to them. Boris makes you poor but happy.

Until you suffer from premature death.

Massive savings for the National Insurance!

btw, how come this is a tax cut” when they are cutting NI?

[GigiBronz]

Private health insurance will be more than that, per month. Give it a year or two.