Downing Street Says » 10p Tax Rate

Put that Ed Balls had just said that there was a desire to show what could be done quickly in relation to the 10p tax rate, the Prime Minister’s Spokesman (PMS) repeated what he had said at the morning press briefing; as and when the Treasury were in a position to say anything further on this then they would do so.

Put that the Treasury Select Committee hearing would go beyond Whitsun and asked if anything would be announced after that, the PMS repeated that as and when the Treasury were in a position to say anything further they would do so.

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