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Richest to really don't need it. both the _ richest to really don't need it. both the right thing to do as far as you are concerned? andy burnham says keep the base rate of income tax where it is, we need that money. it where it is, we need that money. it is difficult to do that. labour needs— is difficult to do that. labour needs to _ is difficult to do that. labour needs to rebalance the whole tax system. — needs to rebalance the whole tax system, needs to look at wealth and it witi— system, needs to look at wealth and it will certainly take that corporation tax money which rishi sunak...

The real difference here is who is going to pay for it. if you look at the oil and gas giants and excess profits, we know from the treasury's and documents that some £170 billion worth of excess profits over the next couple of years, and for the government to rule out looking at asking for a contribution from those excess profits is just wrong. every penny which has not made from a windfall tax is money that falls on taxpayers, so we think their approach to do that is wrong. the government's _ approach to do that is wrong. the government's believe, certainly the prime minister's believe, is b...

Treasury documents there are £170 billion worth of excess profits in the next couple of years, and for the next couple of years, and for the government to rule out looking at asking for a contribution from those excess profits, we think it is just wrong. the those excess profits, we think it is just wrong-— those excess profits, we think it is 'ust wronu. :, :, ,, just wrong. the death of the queen thrust the new _ just wrong. the death of the queen thrust the new prime _ just wrong. the death of the queen thrust the new prime minister, - just wrong. the death of the queen thrust the new pr...

£2500 including a £400 rebate that all households will receive in october. many groups argue this is still far too much for some vulnerable households to be able to afford going into the winter especially with the wholesale price of electricity set to soar in the months ahead but it seems, the government thinks it is the quickest way to deliver support of the greatest number of households now. what are the risks in funding about borrowing? that means the taxpayer will end up paying for this, even if not a true bills, then your taxes and of course the opposition parties want a windfall tax? t...

Crucial question about who pays, because we know from the treasury that there are £170 billion of excess profits being made by the energy companies. we believe that a windfall tax must be part of the solution to that. that is the fair thing to do and the right thing to do and i�*m afraid that liz truss is making a terrible mistake by setting her face against that, because in the end, higher borrowing will have to be paid for somehow and it will end up falling back on the british people and she is leaving money on the table that these companies are making. the table that these companies are ...