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Restoring The 10 Pence Rate Of Income Tax

EDM number 897 in 2012-13, proposed by Robert Halfon on 08/01/2013.
Categorised under the topic of Taxation.

That this House regrets the abolition of the 10 pence rate of income tax in 2008 by the last Labour Government; notes that a starter 10 pence rate of income tax between the personal allowance and 12,000 would instantly move all British workers on the minimum wage about halfway towards earning the Living Wage, in cash terms; concludes that the poorest Brits would benefit the most as a share of income; and therefore urges the Government to restore the 10 pence rate of income tax as soon as economic growth allows.

This motion has been signed by a total of 6 MPs.

MPDateConstituencyPartyType
Robert Halfon08/01/2013HarlowConservativeProposed
Jim Shannon09/01/2013StrangfordDUPSeconded
Peter Bottomley09/01/2013Worthing WestConservativeSeconded
Andrew Rosindell10/01/2013RomfordConservativeSeconded
Roger Godsiff15/01/2013Birmingham, Hall GreenLabourSeconded
Lady Hermon16/01/2013North DownIndependentSeconded

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