It's 40% tax on everything over £325k.
I'd imagine in Liz's case, that would amount to a fair bit.
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Her Majesty sets a new record.
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It's 40% tax on everything over £325k.
I'd imagine in Liz's case, that would amount to a fair bit.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
It's not all hers, but part of the monarchy ie. she couldn't sell it or give it away.
That's handy.
Many of us would love the chance too pay 40% on everything over £325K!
The issue is whether the tax law applies to everyone, not what the threshold is.
I'm interested in other people's opinions too. I don't just assume I'm right. But I would welcome some evidence of what those 'achievements' might be.
You were initially complaining about only getting half. That would mean a hell of a lot taken off at 40% (and some!)
Just for starters, the successful transition from Empire to Commonwealth perhaps? A remarkable voluntary 'club' of 52 sovereign nations, many of which were previously in the British Empire, but also some who actually asked to join.
And before the nay-sayers come swarming in, no, she didn't do it single-handed, on her own, but she nonetheless played an integral and important part of the transition.
Around 56p a year, she is very welcome to my just over 1p a week...... GSTQ.
The Queen's communication secretary also said of the 2013/2014 cost: 'When the net expenditure of £35.7m is divided by the UK population, the result is an annual cost of monarchy of 56p per person. So just over 1 penny per person per week.' One penny per person per week.
The Queen's communication secretary also said of the 2013/2014 cost: 'When the net expenditure of £35.7m is divided by the UK population, the result is an annual cost of monarchy of 56p per person. So just over 1 penny per person per week.' One penny per person per week.