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Earned income taxed twice as heavily as capital gains for some in UK, study finds
(www.theguardian.com)
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Hang on, just getting my Libertarianism bingo card ready...
Ok, so are you a free man of the land or one of those who thinks we should be able to buy rocket launchers at Tesco?
Just don't ask them about the age of consent
Neither. Taxes should be nothing more than a subscription or an insurance. Taxes in the UK today are funneled straight into the pockets of Tory friends.