The Pre-Budget Report is expected to see Value Added Tax cut from 17.5% to 15% as part of a £15 to £20 billion "fiscal stimulus" to encourage spending and spur economic growth. The Chancellor is also said to be unveiling the plan for a 45% top rate on people earning at least £150,000 a year. Will a 2.5% VAT cut make any difference to how much you spend this Xmas?
you cant see a difference at all, its only pennies
NO AS I GOT LAYED OFF COZ OF BROWN !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
all done in 1 day .
Bah Humbug NO.
wont bother me got all i need and a massive bank balance by working every spare min and being a tight git all year xmas makes me richer so sod you lot try working instesd of free loading
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Will a VAT cut make you spend more this Xmas?