Scottish National PPC (Linlithgow and East Falkirk), Tam Smith's endorsement and reply
"I entirely agree with your proposals and would support such a move".
Our proposed change (2011-2012 onwards):
i) Additional Rate: Over £100,000 (50%)
ii) A tax free personal allowance of £10,000 for anyone earning up to £17,999 a year. The allowance level will remain at £6,475 for those that earn between £18,000 and £100,000.
Showing posts with label endorsement and reply. Show all posts
Showing posts with label endorsement and reply. Show all posts
Tuesday, 6 April 2010
Elaine Morrison, Scottish Grn
Scottish Green PPC (Argyll & Bute),
Elaine Morrison's endorsement and reply
Question 1: Do you agree in principle with the aforementioned policy?*
*no commitment to act upon the policy
Answer - "YES".
Question 2: In a generic sense, do you believe that the rich should pay more tax and the poor should pay less tax?
Answer - "YES".
Question 3: If you are elected as an MP, do you pledge to campaign for income tax reform at the next parliament?*
*not necessarily as specified with the above policy
Answer - "YES".
Elaine Morrison's endorsement and reply
Question 1: Do you agree in principle with the aforementioned policy?*
*no commitment to act upon the policy
Answer - "YES".
Question 2: In a generic sense, do you believe that the rich should pay more tax and the poor should pay less tax?
Answer - "YES".
Question 3: If you are elected as an MP, do you pledge to campaign for income tax reform at the next parliament?*
*not necessarily as specified with the above policy
Answer - "YES".
Monday, 5 April 2010
Farida Aslam, Plaid Cymru
Plaid Cymru PPC (Cardiff South & Penarth),
Farida Aslam's endorsement and reply
Do you agree in principle with the aforementioned policy?
Answer - "Absolutely - Plaid Cymru is committed to the creation of a fairer society and commits itself completely to this".
In a generic sense, do you believe that the rich should pay more tax and the poor should pay less tax?
Answer - "Social mobilty and the gap between the rich and the poor needs to be addressed; this is one way in which we can make inroads into making our society much fairer. Closing tax loopholes also needs to be addressed".
If you are elected as an MP, do you pledge to campaign for income tax reform at the next parliament?
Answer - "Reform is a must - I am standing in a constituency with the highest child poverty rate in Wales. I am fully committed to ensuring that the income tax reforms such as you propose are implemented, in order to create a fairer society in which everyone can prosper".
Farida Aslam's endorsement and reply
Do you agree in principle with the aforementioned policy?
Answer - "Absolutely - Plaid Cymru is committed to the creation of a fairer society and commits itself completely to this".
In a generic sense, do you believe that the rich should pay more tax and the poor should pay less tax?
Answer - "Social mobilty and the gap between the rich and the poor needs to be addressed; this is one way in which we can make inroads into making our society much fairer. Closing tax loopholes also needs to be addressed".
If you are elected as an MP, do you pledge to campaign for income tax reform at the next parliament?
Answer - "Reform is a must - I am standing in a constituency with the highest child poverty rate in Wales. I am fully committed to ensuring that the income tax reforms such as you propose are implemented, in order to create a fairer society in which everyone can prosper".
Samad Billoo, Respect
Respect PPC (Enfield Southgate),
Samad Billoo's endorsement and reply
Do you agree in principle with the aforementioned policy?*
*no commitment to act upon the policy
Answer - "Yes, in principle I do agree with the policy".
In a generic sense, do you believe that the rich should pay more tax and the poor should pay less tax?
Answer - "Yes, I do believe that the rich should pay more. One of our seven policies for a fairer society is Fairer Taxation. Too many people on average or low incomes are paying too much tax. Meanwhile the super rich employ an army of accountants to avoid paying their fair share. We cannot afford to allow the richest in our society to get away with tax dodges when services are being cut".
If you are elected as an MP, do you pledge to campaign for income tax reform at the next parliament?*
*not necessarily as specified with the above policy
Answer - "Yes, I certainly will campaign for income tax reform".
Samad Billoo's endorsement and reply
Do you agree in principle with the aforementioned policy?*
*no commitment to act upon the policy
Answer - "Yes, in principle I do agree with the policy".
In a generic sense, do you believe that the rich should pay more tax and the poor should pay less tax?
Answer - "Yes, I do believe that the rich should pay more. One of our seven policies for a fairer society is Fairer Taxation. Too many people on average or low incomes are paying too much tax. Meanwhile the super rich employ an army of accountants to avoid paying their fair share. We cannot afford to allow the richest in our society to get away with tax dodges when services are being cut".
If you are elected as an MP, do you pledge to campaign for income tax reform at the next parliament?*
*not necessarily as specified with the above policy
Answer - "Yes, I certainly will campaign for income tax reform".
Alis Ballance, Scottish Grn
Scottish Green PPC (Dumfriesshire, Clydesdale & Tweddale),
Alis Ballance's endorsement and reply via Election Agent
"In principle SGP is thoroughly in accord with your proposition that Britain needs to become collectively fairer.
We agree that the rich should pay more tax, and the poor less. Alis will campaign for a fairer income tax system if elected.
As regards to question 1, whilst agreeing entirely with the spirit behind it, SGP's preferred method of making the tax system fairer is to introduce a Citizen's Income, to give every citizen of the country a right to a basic weekly income - we have no set figure for the free tax personal allowance.
I hope this is helpful",
Chris Ballance
Alis Ballance's Election Agent
Alis Ballance's endorsement and reply via Election Agent
"In principle SGP is thoroughly in accord with your proposition that Britain needs to become collectively fairer.
We agree that the rich should pay more tax, and the poor less. Alis will campaign for a fairer income tax system if elected.
As regards to question 1, whilst agreeing entirely with the spirit behind it, SGP's preferred method of making the tax system fairer is to introduce a Citizen's Income, to give every citizen of the country a right to a basic weekly income - we have no set figure for the free tax personal allowance.
I hope this is helpful",
Chris Ballance
Alis Ballance's Election Agent
Joe Hall, Independent
Independent PPC (Luton South),
Joe Hall's endorsement and reply
"Thank you for your email -- we definitely need a fairer tax system. It can seem like a big, abstract system but it makes an enormous difference to people's lives. I think your ideas are very much along the right lines and I would broadly support all three.
Please see my manifesto at http://www.joehallforluton.com/ for more ideas about fairer taxes and how to rebalance our society -- we need to get serious with the banks too, and we need to support the right kind of long-term investment in our society like education, activities for young people and mental health care rather than building more prisons for example. We know already what many of the solutions are for our society -- now we need the courage to make them our priority".
Do you agree in principle with the aforementioned policy?*
*no commitment to act upon the policy
In a generic sense, do you believe that the rich should pay more tax and the poor should pay less tax?
If you are elected as an MP, do you pledge to campaign for income tax reform at the next parliament?*
*not necessarily as specified with the above policy
Joe Hall's endorsement and reply
"Thank you for your email -- we definitely need a fairer tax system. It can seem like a big, abstract system but it makes an enormous difference to people's lives. I think your ideas are very much along the right lines and I would broadly support all three.
Please see my manifesto at http://www.joehallforluton.com/ for more ideas about fairer taxes and how to rebalance our society -- we need to get serious with the banks too, and we need to support the right kind of long-term investment in our society like education, activities for young people and mental health care rather than building more prisons for example. We know already what many of the solutions are for our society -- now we need the courage to make them our priority".
Do you agree in principle with the aforementioned policy?*
*no commitment to act upon the policy
In a generic sense, do you believe that the rich should pay more tax and the poor should pay less tax?
If you are elected as an MP, do you pledge to campaign for income tax reform at the next parliament?*
*not necessarily as specified with the above policy
Friday, 2 April 2010
Paul Crofts, TUSC
Trade Unionist & Socialist PPC
(Wellingborough),
Paul Crofts' endorsement & reply
"Fully endorse your campaign for a fairer tax system. It is unfair and wrong that the rich pay reletively less tax than the poorest in our society. They are also able to evade taxation much easier than the poor or those on PAYE. I also support proposals to put a tax on financial transactions of 0.05% (the 'Tobin Tax')".
(Wellingborough),
Paul Crofts' endorsement & reply
"Fully endorse your campaign for a fairer tax system. It is unfair and wrong that the rich pay reletively less tax than the poorest in our society. They are also able to evade taxation much easier than the poor or those on PAYE. I also support proposals to put a tax on financial transactions of 0.05% (the 'Tobin Tax')".
Siamak Kaikavoosi, Ind
Independent PPC (South Shields),
Siamak Kaikavoosi's endorsement and reply
"I've read your proposals and the questions. I agree with everything mentioned in your email and my answer to all the 3 question is a big YES!!! Looking forward to the day we have a fairer society!!"
Question 1: Do you agree in principle with the aforementioned policy?*
*no commitment to act upon the policy
Question 2: In a generic sense, do you believe that the rich should pay more tax and the poor should pay less tax?
Question 3: If you are elected as an MP, do you pledge to campaign for income tax reform at the next parliament?*
*not necessarily as specified with the above policy
Siamak Kaikavoosi's endorsement and reply
"I've read your proposals and the questions. I agree with everything mentioned in your email and my answer to all the 3 question is a big YES!!! Looking forward to the day we have a fairer society!!"
Question 1: Do you agree in principle with the aforementioned policy?*
*no commitment to act upon the policy
Question 2: In a generic sense, do you believe that the rich should pay more tax and the poor should pay less tax?
Question 3: If you are elected as an MP, do you pledge to campaign for income tax reform at the next parliament?*
*not necessarily as specified with the above policy
Thursday, 1 April 2010
Neville Kenneth Watson, Ind
Independent PPC (Tottenham),
Neville Kenneth Watson's endorsement and reply
Neville Kenneth Watson's endorsement and reply
"Dear Sirs, to all three questions I give you a resounding yes!! - I agree wholly".
Do you agree in principle with the aforementioned policy?*
*no commitment to act upon the policy
In a generic sense, do you believe that the rich should pay more tax and the poor should pay less tax?
If you are elected as an MP, do you pledge to campaign for income tax reform at the next parliament?*
*not necessarily as specified with the above policy
Do you agree in principle with the aforementioned policy?*
*no commitment to act upon the policy
In a generic sense, do you believe that the rich should pay more tax and the poor should pay less tax?
If you are elected as an MP, do you pledge to campaign for income tax reform at the next parliament?*
*not necessarily as specified with the above policy
Wednesday, 31 March 2010
Rob White, Green
Green PPC (Reading East),
Rob White's endorsement and reply
Question 1: Do you agree in principle with the aforementioned policy?*
*no commitment to act upon the policy
Answer - "Yes".
Question 2: In a generic sense, do you believe that the rich should pay more tax and the poor should pay less tax?
Answer - "Yes".
Question 3: If you are elected as an MP, do you pledge to campaign for income tax reform at the next parliament?*
*not necessarily as specified with the above policy
Answer - "Yes".
Rob White's endorsement and reply
Question 1: Do you agree in principle with the aforementioned policy?*
*no commitment to act upon the policy
Answer - "Yes".
Question 2: In a generic sense, do you believe that the rich should pay more tax and the poor should pay less tax?
Answer - "Yes".
Question 3: If you are elected as an MP, do you pledge to campaign for income tax reform at the next parliament?*
*not necessarily as specified with the above policy
Answer - "Yes".
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