Matthew Griffiths and his wife were ready to start a family. Financially, they were in a good place: they owned their home and both had high-flying jobs paying six-figure salaries.
But when their first child was born, the joy of bringing new life into the world was soon met with the sinking realisation the tax system would punish them for it.
This is the brutal reality of Britain's tax system ⤵️
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@Reuters Causalities of war. Terrorists are happy to sacrifice babies to tarnish Israel's name. We the normal people know their game and doesn't change anything.
The illegal immigrants in SA should be feeling grateful that our government disrespected the laws of the country for a long time to accommodate them. https://t.co/BCd4pSzdXv
This is terribly sad news that fire engines that are supposed to be bought around $100k were each bought at $400k flexing taxpayers in excess of $300k each. The Beitbridge border post was constructed at over $300ml when it could have cost $150ml or less. The list goes on and on