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Scottish Government Tax Raising Powers


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On 19/07/2018 at 11:43, Baxter Parp said:

Presumably Scottish personnel in England will get free schooling, free prescriptions and a tax cut under £36,000

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What a loada rubbish is this work of fantasy .   a £27,543 wage in Nasty Nicks utopia is paying more tax than before . jesus you lot are nuts.

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What a loada rubbish is this work of fantasy .   a £27,543 wage in Nasty Nicks utopia is paying more tax than before . jesus you lot are nuts.
Better just sticking to posting pictures.
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11 hours ago, philyerboots said:

What a loada rubbish is this work of fantasy .   a £27,543 wage in Nasty Nicks utopia is paying more tax than before . jesus you lot are nuts.

May I refer you to Martin Lewis's Income Tax Calculator

In tax year 2017/18, a taxpayer earning £27,543 in Scotland would pay £3,137 income tax & £2,325 NI over the course of the year. That's a total tax take of £5,462

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In tax year 2018/19, the same Scottish taxpayer, earning the same wage, would pay £3,152 income tax & £2,294 NI over the course of the year. That's a total tax take of £5446.

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The tax taken in 2018/19 is £16 less than the tax taken in 2017/18. Accordingly, you're talking sh*te, as usual.

Why don't you do some elementary research before posting your dribbling streams of pish?

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1 hour ago, lichtgilphead said:

May I refer you to Martin Lewis's Income Tax Calculator

In tax year 2017/18, a taxpayer earning £27,543 in Scotland would pay £3,137 income tax & £2,325 NI over the course of the year. That's a total tax take of £5,462

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In tax year 2018/19, the same Scottish taxpayer, earning the same wage, would pay £3,152 income tax & £2,294 NI over the course of the year. That's a total tax take of £5446.

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The tax taken in 2018/19 is £16 less than the tax taken in 2017/18. Accordingly, you're talking sh*te, as usual.

Why don't you do some elementary research before posting your dribbling streams of pish?

According to my figures the £27.5k is the point where a Scottish based tax payer pays more than his/her counterpart elsewhere in the U.K.

In that respect the table shown earlier is not accurate.

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6 minutes ago, Granny Danger said:

According to my figures the £27.5k is the point where a Scottish based tax payer pays more than his/her counterpart elsewhere in the U.K.

In that respect the table shown earlier is not accurate.

The table shows the tax take in 2018/19 (in Scotland) compared with the tax take in 2017/18 (in Scotland). As far as I am aware, it is accurate.

Philyerpants comment related to 'paying more tax than before'. He made no reference to counterparts elsewhere in the UK.

On a salary of £27543, a Scottish taxpayer would pay around £15 per year more in taxes than a rUK taxpayer. However, the average rUK citizen recieves 20 prescription items per year (source). At £8.80 per item, if the rUK citizen takes up 2 prescriptions, his tiny tax advantage is more than wiped out.

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3 minutes ago, lichtgilphead said:

The table shows the tax take in 2018/19 (in Scotland) compared with the tax take in 2017/18 (in Scotland). As far as I am aware, it is accurate.

Philyerpants comment related to 'paying more tax than before'. He made no reference to counterparts elsewhere in the UK.

On a salary of £27543, a Scottish taxpayer would pay around £15 per year more in taxes than a rUK taxpayer. However, the average rUK citizen recieves 20 prescription items per year (source). At £8.80 per item, if the rUK citizen takes up 2 prescriptions, his tiny tax advantage is more than wiped out.

The table I’m referring to is the one that said someone earning £30k would pay no more tax in Scotland than in England; that is wrong.

I agree that other issues are not being taken into account so to an extent we’re comparing apples to oranges.

 

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1 minute ago, Granny Danger said:

The table I’m referring to is the one that said someone earning £30k would pay no more tax in Scotland than in England; that is wrong.

I agree that other issues are not being taken into account so to an extent we’re comparing apples to oranges.

 

I'm referring to the table quoted by Philyerpants in his post further up this page i.e. the post that I originally responded to.

I have no idea which table you are referring to.

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2 minutes ago, lichtgilphead said:

I'm referring to the table quoted by Philyerpants in his post further up this page i.e. the post that I originally responded to.

I have no idea which table you are referring to.

 

On 19/07/2018 at 11:43, Baxter Parp said:

 

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11 minutes ago, Mayor Wilkins III said:

McSpreader actually posted opinions of his own and stuff. So I won't go along with that theory.

Or he was so hopeless defending his views that he became a parody meme machine?

Even Red haun Rob disliked the nugget.

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