Are we paying too much in ‘green taxes’?
The average British family dishes out £800 a year on taxes levied on flights, fuel and cars to help the government reach their carbon footprint targets.
Do you think the taxpayer is being held to ransom in the name of environmentalism? Or are these taxes essential in the fight against global climate change? Share your thoughts.Plus: Join the debate in the green living forum
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paul from lancs says:Nov 12, 22:44
funny ant it more tax what next tax on me air
Are we paying too much in ‘green taxes’?Yes -
AJH from London says:Sep 14, 12:53
The green tax this is exagerated, I am not paying anthing extra and we all have a choice, buy a 4x4 if you want but dont winge if it costs a lot to run.
Are we paying too much in ‘green taxes’?No -
spud from here says:Sep 6, 00:20
voted snp since i started voting never again as long as salmond is in charge his revamp of the council tax will be crippling
Are we paying too much in ‘green taxes’?Yes -
billy from says:Sep 5, 09:33
lol
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jingjing from bedford says:Sep 5, 08:03
only in britain is in recession not the rest of europe what is browns answer more taxes more immigration ,more laws against the british people .the undermining ,or removal of british rights hidden agenda:s what is this government conspiring to do .why is it hell bent on subduing and demoralising the people of this once proud nation .
Are we paying too much in ‘green taxes’?Yes
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