keir starmer ite s time we had a frank discussion about taxe

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whitehall departments are braced for yet another round of spending cuts
justified by the need to keep taxe low and to bring down borrowing in
the wake of the billions spent helping the country get through the
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when keir starmer is confronted by the accusation that to spend more
requires either raising taxe or increasing borrowing what will he
say
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except that starmer needs to talk about taxe and he needs to start soon
because sunake s question about who pays for public services wone  go
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blaire s timid lowtaxe manifesto or the corbynite doubling of capital
gains taxe and proposal for a new incometaxe regime that cast people on
incomes of £ and above as rich the world has changed and so has
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yet starmer is understandably wary of giving any signal that he might
sign up to higher taxe the rightwing press believes that loyal
readers while they might not have a high income have acquired some
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capture to secure office starmer is especially concerned by any
association with corbyne s socalled taxe on success which is how the
accumulation of wealth and income is often characterised
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residential while it would  political suicide to ask for higher
taxe on gains made by property owners to date there could  a debate

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money to cut nhs waiting lists but whatever the strategy he must
begin to discuss how some targeted wealth taxe are justified and a
prerequisite of a fairer society