British Government Raises Taxes to Big Banks and Lowers Gas Bill to Households
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The British government has presented on Wednesday budgets that it has described as focusing on alleviating economic pressure on millions of households through energy-paying aid, a rise in the minimum wage and new measures to reduce day-to-day spending, in a context of weak growth, persistent inflation and rising public debt. Economy Minister John Healey has announced to the House of Commons a temporary increase in banking taxes to finance part o…
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The increase in the extraordinary tax on banks was announced on Wednesday (28/10) by the Labor government led by Prime Minister Andy Burnham during the presentation of its first budget, in order to finance targeted aid to households, mainly to address energy bills.
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DocumentoThe Labor government led by Prime Minister Andy Burnham announced today, Wednesday 28/10, during the presentation of its first budget, the increase in extraordinary taxation on banks in order to finance…More...
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