‘They don’t need it’: Little pledges to scrap tax cuts to benefit families
The Labour Party says it will reinstate the Independent Earners' Tax Credit and introduce a Best Start payment.
The Labour Party has pledged to scrap National's proposed tax cuts to funnel more money into higher Working for Families payments and extra help for those with young children.
Leader Andrew Little says a lot of people who would under Labour's policy miss out on about a thousand dollars per year
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Jason Walls
Tue, 11 Jul 2017
Tue, 11 Jul 2017
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‘They don’t need it’: Little pledges to scrap tax cuts to benefit families
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