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£20,000 tax limit
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We had something closer to that until independent taxation came into play in 1990. A husband could transfer his unused personal allowance to his wife but not the other way round.SVaz said:I’d prefer a joint married tax allowance of at least £30k as one person generally has a higher income, especially in retirement or during things like maternity leave.I’m sure I’ve read that Germany has such a system.Cue calls of ‘unfair’ ! 😉0 -
Hence theeskbanker said:
Not sure you can really judge the merit (or otherwise) of any proposal solely by the number of signatures on a petitionCobbler_tone said:It can't have been a good idea as only 0.3% of the constituents in my area (or pretty much any area) signed it.

Those petitions are always a waste of time. The highest supported one was to remain in Europe. The second highest supported one was for another referendum.
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