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Edinburgh North and Leith Liberal Democrats Campaigning for a fairer Britain and a change in Edinburgh North and Leith by electing Kevin Lang |
| <info@northandleithlibdems.org.uk> | Edinburgh North and Leith Liberal Democrats | 30th July 2010 |
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The Liberal Democrats have clear plans to help local families with a major overhaul of the tax systes. Lib Dem proposals would mean that no one will pay tax on the first £10,000 they earn. This will save workers £700 each in income tax. Many low paid and part time workers will pay no tax at all. These tax cuts will be paid for by measures including closing tax loopholes exploited by the very rich, taxes on pollution and a new 'mansion tax' on house worth more than £2million. Local Lib Dem candidate, Kevin Lang said, "Labour has failed local families. Ordinary people are paying more and getting less in return. "Meanwhile the very rich can dodge the taxes they are supposed to pay with little fear. "Our plan will put money back in the pockets of local people that need it. In homes with two workers, they could be up to £1400 a year better off." The Lib Dem plan to help local families couldn't be more different to the Conservative plan to cut taxes for millionaires. Kevin added said, "It shows how little the Conservatives have changed. "They only want to help their very rich chums, while the rest of us get nothing. "Only Nick Clegg' Liberal Democrats will deliver lower taxes and real change." Liberal Democrats propose £700 tax cutPrinted and hosted by Prater Raines Ltd, 98 Sandgate High Street, Folkestone CT20 3BY.Published and promoted by Edinburgh North and Leith Liberal Democrats, 4 Clifton Terrace, Edinburgh, EH12 0PQ. The views expressed are those of the site owner (Edinburgh North & Leith Liberal Democrats), not of the service provider. |