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27 Nov 15
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NHS over spend was 1.2 billion - this was in the news for almost a week. But if you look at their whole budget... 105 billion. you can see the over spend was only three days worth out of a year. Nobody told you that - they just throw out a big number to send you cowering in a corner.
344 million a day. I think they are raising the budget to 120 billion in the next few years.
we need to cut expenditure of benefits. Attack tax credits - we need the cash.
later... oh we found 27 billion... lets spend it quick. sounds schizo.
344 million a day. I think they are raising the budget to 120 billion in the next few years.
we need to cut expenditure of benefits. Attack tax credits - we need the cash.
later... oh we found 27 billion... lets spend it quick. sounds schizo.
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the bit i love most about these loons at the OBR is this,
they say theyve found this extra 27 billion because of the way theyve changed their model regards estimating tax and vat etc ,because under the old model they were always under estimating the tax returns, the question no one seems to want to ask them is this,if your always under estimating the tax in take how come gideon has missed every target he,s set and missed his defecit target by about 6 years, suppose we should be glad there model didnt always over estimate the tax take,  |