18M 'will lose out over tax cut'
                   
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thisislocallondon.co.uk     22-May-2008            

18M 'will lose out over tax cut' Eighteen million families stand to lose out to the tune of around £150 a year unless Chancellor Alistair Darling can find a way to extend his one-off tax cut announced in last week's "mini budget", independent researchers have warned. Mr Darling's £2.7 billion... [read full story]                    


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