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Banks To Not Lend You More Of Your Own Money
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PasturesNew wrote: »
As for being a taxpayer, not for much longer .... income's about to drop below the income tax threshold, so then I'll only be paying council tax and VAT and fuel duty when I use the car.
Insurance Premium Tax?
Alcohol excise duty?0 -
Only two insurance premium taxes (I thought that was VAT). Household contents and car. So combined £250 total bills/year.harryhound wrote: »Insurance Premium Tax?
Alcohol excise duty?
No alcohol excise duty for me. But fags. £3 per day.
When I add it up, it doesn't matter how little I have, on reflection the Govt do seem to still get over half of it, even with no income tax being paid!0
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