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The inquiry was held after a request by the Liberal Democrats to the House of Lords Committee, which makes recommendations on the use of the country’s top tax rates.
The committee is examining whether the UK’s top rate of tax is too high, what it can afford to pay and whether any of the measures can be considered necessary or appropriate to make people pay more at the bottom end of the income scale.
Mr Johnson’s announcement comes on the eve of his party’s expected manifesto launch later this week and will mark the first time that the prime minister has admitted the tax system in the UK is dysfunctional.
Speaking on BBC Radio 4’s The World At One on Sunday, he said he was happy that the committee was investigating such complex matters: “It is a very, very important element in our eco온라인바카라nomic agenda.
“I’m very pleased to have this committee taking a seriously look at some of the fundamental aspects of this system that has to be properly overhauled because they may make mistakes in certain circumstances.”
‘Unreasonable’
The tax system in the UK has been a source of debate for years and, apart from increasing corporate tax, has been criticised as unfair, too complicated and inefficient.
Media playback is unsupported on your device Media caption David Cameron: “A very difficult situation where people have to do two jobs, or they’ve got two jobs in the private sector, which is an absurd situation and we have got to find a solution”
Image copyr트럼프 카지노ight PA Image caption David Cameron: “The tax system in the UK has been a source of debate for years”
Mr Johnson’s speech will also set out his manifesto’s proposal for the “brave new world of universal adult entitlement to a share of national wealth”.
He said the proposals were part of a wider overhaul of the UK government’s economic plan that would seek to deliver the economic dividend of the “third way” economics he was calling for, in which the government provided tax breaks and spending to workers and businesses in return for providing “benefits” to consumers.
The former Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne, who campaigned for the UK to return to full membership of바카라 게임 the EEC and the euro, told the BBC: “They will not leave the tax system alone unless there is a credible alternative.”
The Labour Party, along with the Lib Dems, have also called for full-time jobs and a higher tax rate to help fund a social care system which has become the “crow
