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To: THE ANT who wrote (64460)6/26/2010 7:27:51 AM
From: elmatador  Read Replies (1) of 217866
 
UK Banks will face an annual extra levy of 2 billion pounds, a move in conjunction with Germany and France. Capital gains tax on the sale of assets will rise to 28 percent from the current 18 percent.

reuters.com

Consumption and capital would face heavier taxes.

Greece gave the impetus for that. else would not have been done.

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There will be a two-year pay freeze for public sector workers. Osborne reckoned he could cut 11 billion pounds off the welfare bill. He wants single mothers to go to work when their children go to school, a reduction in the number of people registered as disabled and will impose cap on housing benefits.

Thanks Greece!
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