No, they’re still gyppos

And 20% between 100 and 250k

no

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@wacka there is always a point of maximal returns, and it is not at the 50%

Gyppos are notorious for not integrating m8

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And 15% between 50 and 100

i know what you mean but you don't get it

they're literally euro<:mutt:462285123421732874>

the stereotype on the internet, that is them

We can easily add 2-3 more bands

@Margrave PeaveGiver 'The Calm' gyppos actively don't want to integrate, they are pretty much ethno-statists, but without a state

And go up to 70% tax

You pay 10% on the first 50, then 15 on the second 50, then 20 on 100-250 and then 30 on anything over 250

every country that has increased taxes has lost tax revenue

the UK cut taxes and increased tax revenue MASSIVELY

Source?

the deficit went from £100bn to around 30bn

Or just more anecdotal bs?

Meanwhile spending went up

NHS budget has gone from 70bn to 120bn

It would also help not to have a tax [bracket] but rather a smoothe curve
It is not hard to calculate along a continuous curve

>No sources

ummm... the deficit has gone down has it not?

"the UK cut taxes and increased tax revenue MASSIVELY"

Brackets push people to cheat, in order to end up in a different bracket

Find a source for that.

the NHS budget has massively increased has it not?

Brackets make taxes fair

> just file your taxes earlier than the revenue comes in and you are in another bracket

https://www.ukpublicspending.co.uk/spending_chart_1947_2017UKb_17c1li011lcn_H0t_UK_Deficit_Since_World_War_II

You pay the same as anyone else on the same amount of money.

Then deduct revenue through insider trade

That doesn't prove: "the UK cut taxes and increased tax revenue MASSIVELY"

Russia did have more taxes paid after they lowered it to 13%

You have to still have accurate taxes at end of FY

how TF else do you decrease the deficit if spending is going up?

But it is russia, not quite euroean country

So..