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The hidden flaws in a ‘death tax’ to pay for a national care service
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Adam argued that applying a 10 per cent tax to those currently exempt estates would raise roughly a quarter of that amount, or around £6 billion.
“So if you are talking about a new 10 per cent tax with no threshold, everyone who died would owe a tax.