- Proposal to cut personal income tax to 15% for earnings below £32,400, with the threshold rising with inflation; earnings above remain at 20%.
- Introduction of a 5% Goods and Services Tax (GST) on most goods and services, including food.
- Social security allowance to match the personal tax allowance, both increasing with inflation.
- Essential Costs Relief Payments and increased pensions/benefits to offset the impact of GST on vulnerable groups.
- Legal protections to prevent easy future GST increases, requiring a two-thirds Assembly majority and mandatory increases in allowances/benefits if GST rises above 5%.
Source: itv.com
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