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The problem with the 50p rate is that a part of the people with a high income can invest some of it abroad, following some alleys known to them, and so avoid declaring their full income in Britain.
Such people evidently don't want to know of the idea: "we're all in this together".
While many undergo economic deprivation, and have to make sacrifices owing to State spending cuts, inflation, unemployment, minimum wage, mortgage and rent difficulties, others just hold the State to ransom and willy nilly think of avoiding the full payment of tax on their high revenues.
In other words, if you don't reduce the 50p rate, we'll just declare less income, following some legal alleys.
I believe we're heading into a two-side society, with a part of the wealthy having sided for egoism, while the other side are bearing the brunt of economic downfall.
We're not all in this together!
