What do people think of Labour's proposed "death tax"

ukcarper

Butterfly_Brain wrote: »

Both of us have worked from the age of 15 and have struggled through years of low wages, redundancy (DH 4 times Me 2) to scrape enough together to buy our house.
What worries me is that it is 10% now but what's to stop the government hiking the rate up like they do everything else.
Just another bloody stealth tax to pay for Labour's ineptitude

Hardy call it a stealth tax. What gets me with the Tories is that because they don’t like one of the options on the table they throw their toys out of the pram and won’t get involved in the discussions.

Mr.Brown_4

ukcarper wrote: »

Hardy call it a stealth tax. What gets me with the Tories is that because they don’t like one of the options on the table they throw their toys out of the pram and won’t get involved in the discussions.

Better than throwing their secretary out of the chair.

Butterfly_Brain

Mr.Brown wrote: »

Better than throwing their secretary out of the chair.

:T:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: pmsl

Butterfly_Brain

hae you ever visited a care home ............. most are !!!!!

liland2

Butterfly_Brain wrote: »

:T:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: pmsl

yet another tax for those that try to look after them selfs you can buy insurance for this,
what makes any one think that this money will be spent on care, think ni was for nhs and pension now used insted of raising income tax for who no's what:eek:

Butterfly_Brain

Totally agree just like road tax is for fixing roads ..........not

Kohoutek

Our tax system cries out for simplification.

The UK tax code has literally doubled in size under Labour, it's now the longest in the world - 11,500 pages. Great for tax lawyers, accountants, and (non)jobs at HMRC, but not great for businesses - who are presumably Labour's ideological enemies.