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1. Inside Biden's plan for a tax raid on billionaires; The US president's budget proposals include a minimum levy for the super wealthy to reduce the $31 trillion debt, reports Eir Nolsoe

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Political parties, Rich -- Political activity -- Political aspects -- Tax policy, Tax rates -- Political aspects, Tax law -- Political aspects, Income tax -- Political aspects, Tax law, Company securities, General interest
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Joe Biden's annual budget plan has billionaires, investors and big business firmly in its firing line. Under the US president's proposals, unveiled yesterday, the very richest such as Elon Musk [...]

Published
2023

2. Inside Joe Biden's plan for a tax raid on billionaires; The US President wants higher taxes -- but he faces a battle to get them past Republicans

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Political parties, Rich -- Political activity -- Political aspects -- Tax policy, Tax policy -- Political aspects, Tax rates -- Political aspects, Tax law -- Political aspects, Income tax -- Political aspects, Tax law, Company securities, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
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Byline: Eir Nolsoe Joe Biden's annual budget plan has billionaires, investors and big business firmly in its firing line. Under the US President's proposals, which were unveiled on Thursday, the [...]

Published
2023

3. The Labour Party is dangerously underestimating Liz Truss's Tories; Perhaps the PM will crash and burn. But if her growth plan does succeed, Starmer will be the one in trouble

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Political parties, Rich -- Political activity -- Political aspects -- Tax policy, General interest
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Byline: SHERELLE JACOBS There's a new groupthink gripping British politics. Namely that the Conservative Party has officially lost its mind. Labour, the centre-Left commentariat, a host of establishment economists and [...]

Published
2022

4. The Labour Party is dangerously underestimating Liz Truss's Tories; Perhaps the PM will crash and burn. But if her growth plan does succeed, Starmer will be the one in trouble

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Political parties, Rich -- Political activity -- Political aspects -- Tax policy, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
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Byline: Sherelle Jacobs There's a new groupthink gripping British politics. Namely that the Conservative Party has officially lost its mind. Labour, the centre-Left commentariat, a host of establishment economists and [...]

Published
2022

5. Tories shrug off claims their tax cuts are helping the rich get richer; Criticism amounts to the politics of envy, says Chris Philp, as Lib Dems insist the 'squeezed middle' will suffer despite mini-Budget

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Political parties, Rich -- Political activity -- Political aspects -- Tax policy, Tax rates -- Political aspects, Tax law -- Political aspects, Budget -- Political aspects, Income tax -- Political aspects, Tax law, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
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Byline: Will Hazell, Political Correspondent A Treasury minister has dismissed criticism of the Government's tax cuts for the highest earners as the 'politics of envy'. Chris Philp made the comment [...]

Published
2022

6. Labour dissent over Reeves and Starmer's refusal to attack tax cuts for the rich; MPs hit out at the 'most socially divisive budget in a generation' announced by Kwasi Kwarteng, the Chancellor

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National Insurance Company of Egypt -- Political activity, Rich -- Political activity -- Political aspects -- Tax policy, Stamp-duties -- Political aspects, Insurance industry -- Political activity -- Political aspects, Insurance industry, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
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Byline: Dominic Penna, Political Reporter Sir Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves are facing dissent from within Labour over their refusal to attack tax cuts for the rich. The party voted [...]

Published
2022

7. Taxing times ahead for billionaires under Biden's Build Back Better

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Political parties, Rich -- Political activity -- Political aspects -- Tax policy, Tax rates -- Political aspects, General interest
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Byline: Tom Rees The highest inflation in 40 years, Ukraine blunders and an approval rating at new lows. Joe Biden and the Democrats are facing a mountain to climb heading [...]

Published
2022

9. Danny Alexander: The rich are paying more in tax under the Coalition, than under Labour; At the 2010 general election the British people gave no political party a majority in Parliament. As a result the decision was taken in the national interest to form a coalition government between the Conservatives and the Liberal Democrats

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Political parties, Rich -- Political activity -- Political aspects -- Tax policy, Coalition governments -- Political aspects, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
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Byline: Danny Alexander Chief Secretary to the Treasury It is now almost three years since then, and it has not been easy cleaning up the mess left by the last [...]

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2013

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