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VAT

The following suggested changes to VAT, will undoubtedly increase inflation rate and worsen the cost of living crises but if not done the future remedies will create even greater inflation.
VAT:Total Budget £200 Billion
Revised Budget £258.2 Billion changed by £58.2 Billion: 129.1% Increase

VAT VAT Big Ticket items

Policy:

New 25% "Luxury Rate" of VAT should be applied to any single item that costs over £10,000.

Annual Revenue Increase of £5 Billion

VAT VAT Charity

Policy:

Rules need tightening, so more VAT collected, as some venues and events use loopholes to avoid paying VAT.

Annual Revenue Increase of £50 Million

VAT VAT Rates

Policy:

Increase Vat rate from 20% to 22.5%.

Annual Revenue Increase of £40 Billion

VAT VAT Reversal for Private Schools

Policy:

Reverse the addition of VAT on Private Schools.

Annual Revenue Reduction of £-1.4 Billion

VAT VAT Scope Food & Drink

Policy:

New VAT of 5%, applied to all Foods and Drinks (for humans) currently Zero rated.

Annual Revenue Increase of £12 Billion

VAT VAT Scope Flights and Holidays

Policy:

New VAT of 10% to Flights and Holidays, removing the APD and Aviation Fuel tax.

Annual Revenue Increase of £2.5 Billion

Capital Debt Reduction

Taxation Timing Changes VAT change to monthly return

Policy:

Switching to mandatory monthly VAT returns, from the current three month returns.

National Debt Reduction of £-10 Billion