The married tax allowance will benefit the neediest families the least
So even the married tax allowance is based on a lie. Please share this with anyone who may have been fooled by it.
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this will only effect very low couples whose wages are of a minimum wage where a spouse works part time in reality a non event and lets the person whose superposed to be running a business off the hook
The main goal should be for businesses to pay a proper wage and not for the tax payer to foot the shortfall
the government that can’t stop giving …………
[…] Reblogged from donaldhirsch: Many people are pointing out that a transferrable married tax allowance worth £3.85 to single-earner couples is a rather weak incentive to get married. […]