Aberdeen Shrimper
The Man who sold the world
Here are some of the Benefits that Scotland enjoy.....But England do not
The above benefits are funded by the higher tax benefits that Scotland receive per capita compared to England.
In a nutshell...Your taxes being paid in England pay for the benefits that Scotland currently receive.
Scotland receive 10% of the UK's Tax for only 8% of the UK's population.
Question is......are you happy for Scotland to be benefiting from services such as….Free University Tuition Fees, Free Home care for the elderly, Free Prescriptions from 2011, knowing that it's your Taxes that are paying for them?
Do you receive these benefits ?????
- Free University Tuition Fees
- Free Home care for the elderly
- Free Prescriptions from 2011
The above benefits are funded by the higher tax benefits that Scotland receive per capita compared to England.
In a nutshell...Your taxes being paid in England pay for the benefits that Scotland currently receive.
Scotland receive 10% of the UK's Tax for only 8% of the UK's population.
- Identifiable public spending per head in England is £7,535 pa (2007-08). But in Scotland it is £9,179.....that is 22 per cent (£1,644) higher, Wales 14 per cent (£1,042) higher, and Northern Ireland an extraordinary 30 per cent (£2,254) higher.
- Just over the last two decades (since 1985-86), higher spending in the three devolved territories has cost UK taxpayers a cumulative £200 billion (£102 billion in Scotland; £43 billion in Wales; £57 billion in Northern Ireland).
- North Sea Oil has not funded the Scottish spending gap, despite Scottish Nationalist claims to the contrary. In only five of the last 23 years have North Sea Oil receipts exceeded the cost of higher funding paid to Scotland. Even with current high oil prices, the income from the Scottish share of North Sea Oil only just covers the spending gap, and North Sea Oil output is projected to fall by 50 per cent by 2020.
Question is......are you happy for Scotland to be benefiting from services such as….Free University Tuition Fees, Free Home care for the elderly, Free Prescriptions from 2011, knowing that it's your Taxes that are paying for them?
Do you receive these benefits ?????
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