Labour’s pledge to restore the top rate of tax to 50% if elected, and to keep it in place for the whole of the next parliament, has opened up a clear tax gap between the two main parties. It would also give Britain one of the highest marginal rates of income tax in the world, possibly with damaging consequences
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Labour’s pledge to restore the top rate of tax to 50% if elected, and to keep it in place for the whole of the next parliament, has opened up a clear tax gap between the two main parties. It would also give Britain one of the highest marginal rates of income tax in the world, possibly with damaging consequences
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