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Topic History of: Share your petrol thoughts here.........
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In The Know Mart wrote:

Jeez! Is that Marxist??


YES !
Mart Actually, I`m re-thinking on your thoughts there ITK.


Do you know what?
What a wonderful life it would be if the government did take all at source, pay all people what they are worth in respect of their jobs and , of course do all our paperwork saving it from coming into our houses, so that everyone can just get on with their work.

Jeez! Is that Marxist??
Mart Good point ITK.
I pay little tax due to business expenses, however, the fees are not going up.
In The Know BR wrote:
The fuel costs are disgraceful - and the inflation it is leading to is equally harsh for anyone on less than 30K a year.

I heard an interesting discussion on this subject recently (particularly in regard to those who claim that fuel is cheaper elsewhere).

You have to take into account the WHOLE package - not just parts of it - so people who say that fuel duty is much cheaper on the Continent should also remember to factor-in Income Tax too.

In Holland basic tax rate is 45% (double what it is here) although fuel duty is lower.

So - do you want the government to take more of your money at source - or be left with more for YOU to decide how it is spent ?
Mart I completely agree with you BR and I`m glad you picked up on my , kind of ironic view point as a UK citizen, mildly irritating of course, but in the grand scheme of things , worth little.
Now , I may be wrong here, but does our part of the world still pay the most for fuel?(I recall Eire was worse)
Politically and financially, does this not make us a pawn in these "Oil Wars", in the UK and not the world leaders that this little collection of Island units believes it is?