Kemi Badenoch will axe stamp duty tax if Tories get into power | Politics | News
Conservative Leading Kemi Badenoch announced that a conservative government would remove the stamp tax, save thousands of pounds to home buyers and help young people buy their own first houses. In his speech at the Conservative Party Conference in Manchester, he launched the Tory struggle against the Labor Party and Nigel Farage’s reform against the United Kingdom, and put forward dramatic plans that will put an end to this hated tax.
Ms. Badenoch said that the removal of stamp taxes will facilitate the “shrinkage” of the elderly and to move to smaller houses, as well as helping young people to buy houses, and will release the property to young people. “We will help millions of people dream of being a host,” he said.
Mrs. Badenoch made this announcement as part of the promise of leading a government with the laborers if she wins the next general election. He also prepared a plan to prohibit the strike of doctors and to end NHS strikes and to ensure that “excellent schools and teachers” have the freedom to continue teaching.
At the beginning of this week, plans to save £ 47 billion at the party conference were heard. These include termination of social assistance payments for foreigners, helping to hire people with small health problems, and reducing the foreign aid budget. Today, the conservative leader explained how to use these savings. He promised to use at least half of the cash money to close the deficit of England and that the huge increase in debts would end; This means that Britain currently spends more than £ more than £ more than £ every year for the payment of interest and debt. However, other money will be spent to enlarge the economy, including tax deductions.
He announced his plans for the government and said that the conservative party government would cancel the VAT tax increase imposed by the Labor Party to independent schools and the Labor Party’s death tax on family farms. He said his government will also cancel the new employment laws of the Labor Party that kills employment.
Ms. Badenoch said that it would reversed the increase in business rates that destroy the main streets of the Labor Party. He warned that there are 6.5 million adults in the working age.
He said that a conservative government would stop paying aid to non -British people and stop them from claiming that people cannot work because of a small mental health problem.
He said that 5,000 new people have signed out of work on every working day was a “national tragedy”.
Mrs. Badenoch also promised to keep the police focus on reducing the crime by capturing those who steal and expanding the search to remove the blades from the streets and expanding the search. Ms. Badenoch said that conservatives will “carry England to a new welfare and security age”.
He warned that the party should be “openly” about the problems faced by England. There were opportunities for people who worked hard in the past, and the British were proud of their countries, dedi he said. However, this was no longer true.
He warned that they have developed and advanced the economies of other nations from India to Poland, while England is in danger of guaranteeing its success.
The UK said that the economy of the UK could not be “migration addict”. Ms. Badenoch said that the United Kingdom took not only the doctors and scientists of the United Kingdom, but also thanks to the “broken” migration system, “hundreds of thousands of people”, some of which are “unskilled”.
The last conservative government defended its registry, saying that the government has closed the budget deficit and put millions of people into work. But he had to remember who the party fought for; People who work hard and do the right one “people.
He said that the previous conservative governments have cleared the “filth left by the Labor Party” and that the current government has created a great confusion on its own.
Ms. Badenoch said that people still did not know what Sir Keir Starmer represented, and claimed that he did not know.
Mrs. Badenoch, who draws attention to the tax increases that Rachel Reeves already put into practice, said in November that Ms. Reeves will give us something to cry for all.
However, he admitted that the conservatives were forced to benefit from the lack of popular Labor Party because he was “still angry” to the voters’ party.
