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Apply an income tax rate of 99% to MPs' additional incomes

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Tax any income MPs get other than their Parliamentary Salary at a rate of 99%

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Apply an income tax rate of 99% to MPs' additional incomes

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Tax any income MPs get other than their Parliamentary Salary at a rate of 99%

National
379 reactions·100% agree
Sir Keir Starmer

Sir Keir Starmer

Prime Minister

Prime Minister

React

Where do you stand on this motion?

Reasons for5
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Members can read every reason.

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We ask the Government to introduce a new 30% income tax band that applies to earnings between £50,271 and £100,000. This could ensure a smoother, fairer progression in tax rates. Our aim is to create a more balanced, modern and equitable tax structure for middle-income earners.

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