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As she further laid the path for the bankers' bonus announcement and tax-cutting, the PM admitted her tax cuts would disproportionately benefit the rich."I mean, what we know is that people on higher incomes generally pay more tax.
"We should be setting our tax policy on the basis of what is going to make our country most successful, what is going to deliver that economy that benefits everyone in this country."
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