MPs may be forced to debate a controversial plan to halt age-related tax allowances, in a move dubbed a ‘granny tax', after an online petition opposing it garnered almost 100,000 signatures.
In last year's Budget, the government announced that the amount of income that is not taxed will be frozen for those aged over 65 while, from April 2013, those hitting 65 will no longer receive a l...
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