Are there any policies for taxation reform within BNP policies?
The BNP advocates a radical shake-up of the UK taxation system. In particular, income tax will be replaced by a consumption tax on non-essential items. One would be taxed on income spent, rather than income earned.Consequently, the fat cat who spends £80 on a lobster at Gavroche will pay a lot more tax than the chap or chapesse who purchases a bacon sandwich at Joe’s Caff. Ultimately, the BNP tax policy is such a change from the current system that the genuine enquirer would be best advised to visit their website and look at their fiscal policy rather than rely upon my interpretation of what is a complex and radical paradigm shift from the current, outmoded and ‘temporary’ arramgements.
