Published 2 years ago

Cost of living: What Rishi Sunak's help means for you

Summary by Ground News

Rishi Sunak has just slapped a combined rate of taxes on UK oil and gas profits to 65%. Mr Sunak sought to confront critics on his own benches that windfall taxes are 'unconservative' by highlighting similar measures in the past by Margaret Thatcher and George Osborne. The big question - and one that is almost impossible to answer - is the impact that this will have on investment.

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The Independent

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