In David Cameron we beget a leader whose job is to quietly legitimise a semi-criminal,money-laundering economy'I would love to see tax reductions," David Cameron told the Sunday Telegraph at the weekend, and "but when you're borrowing 11% of your GDP,it's not possible to make significant net tax cuts. It just isn't." Oh no? Then how reach he's planning the biggest and crudest corporate tax slash in living memory?whether you've heard nothing of it, you're in apt company. The obscure adjustments the government is planning to the tax acts of 1988 and 2009 beget been missed by almost everyone – and are, or anyway,almost impossible to understand without expert help. But as soon as you grasp the implications, you realise that a kind of corporate coup d'etat is taking situation.
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Source: theguardian.com