If you earn £75,000 per year you personally pay £3,634 on national debt interest alone. Not for hospitals. Not for kids. Not for building a better country for all of us. At CORGI, we have built a tool based on open-source government data that shows you in detail how your

Think you pay 20% tax? Try 48%-52% — and most of it’s hidden. We built a tool that shows your real UK tax rate — and where every pound goes. 👉

Try it. it takes 60 seconds. 👉 https://t.co/DQqv93Ehdc Then post your result and tag it with #Corgi 📷 This is the tax transparency we all deserve. No politics. No spin. Just open source data.

For a £50K earner, here’s where that tax goes: £6,704 → Welfare £4,306 → NHS £2,235 → National Debt interest £2,017 → Education £1,853 → Local Government The rest? Defence, net zero, pensions, prisons...

It’s called Corgi. It shows: ✅ Your real effective tax rate 📊A full breakdown of how your personal contribution is spent 🧾 A downloadable “tax receipt” — something HMRC should give you, but doesn’t. Try it: 👉

That’s nearly £17,000 in hidden taxes alone 🤯 Most people have no idea. So we built a tool to make it brutally clear.

Here’s what someone on £50,000 is actually paying: Income Tax: £7,486 NI: £2,994 Employer NI: £6,750 VAT: £3,675 Council Tax: £2,280 Corporation Tax £1,700 Fuel, alcohol, vehicle, air duty etc: £2,367 📉 Total: £27,252.07

Most people think their tax contribution = income tax + national insurance. But that’s just the tip of the iceberg. You're also paying: – VAT – Council Tax – Employer NI – Fuel Duty – Stamp Duty – Corporation Tax .....and so much more.

🚨 Earning £50K in the UK? You’re probably paying over £27,000 in tax. That's half of your income — gone. We built a tool to show you what you’re actually paying — and where it goes. Thread👇

I'm not in favour of the sweeping tariffs just imposed by the United States. But and I had to implement tariffs — here’s how I’d do it differently: 1️⃣ Give the world 12 months’ notice. Rewiring global trade doesn’t happen overnight. Businesses need time to rebuild supply

How much are entrepreneurs taxed in the UK? According to a recent independent research paper by the Tax Payer’s Alliance, it is over 85%. This is because when entrepreneurs earn, they often exceed numerous tax thresholds, save and invest their earnings, and ultimately pass them

The UK economy is still on life support. The Chancellor’s Spring Budget speech was little more than an exercise in make believe. The government's position is built on forecasts which are pure fantasy. Indeed: - The Office for Budget Responsibility has downgraded growth to just

The UK’s ‘Office for Value for Money’ is breathtakingly unambitious in its aims. Their target is a 1% saving on government spending. 1% is nothing more than a sticking plaster on a system that’s fundamentally broken given our government spends £1.27 trillion a year. Instead of

The total national debt stands at £2.8 trillion, and rising interest rates mean the cost of servicing it keeps climbing. The UK's debt interest payments are now higher than the entire police, defence, and schools budgets combined.

The current welfare system is an affront to the values of our country and Labour’s history. That’s what Keir Starmer wrote in The Times yesterday. I’ve been critical of Starmer since he took office, but credit where it’s due — his article resonated. If he has the courage to

Of course our economy shrank in January. This morning's headlines just confirm what has been blindingly obvious to all of those at the coal face of business and commerce for months. The fact they didn't see this coming raises yet another question of doubt on Rachel Reeves'

I’m not a politician. As much as I admire Elon Musk - I don’t care about taking sides for political gain. The only thing I care about is trying to make this amazing country a haven for UK businesses once again. Because the reality is: 📉 2024 saw the highest number of UK

Me: "I'm spending my own time and money to assemble a team of brilliant volunteer experts to help show how the government can reduce waste with the aim of protecting jobs and stopping living standards from tanking even further in the UK." Newspapers:

If we ran our businesses like this, we would be bankrupt. If any business person gets their numbers wrong, they lose money. If they get them really wrong, they go bust. Now imagine running a business where you consistently miscalculate by billions. Enter The Office for

I love this country. I built my business in this country. I’m raising my family in this country. But I refuse to stand by and watch this country fall apart... → Businesses are collapsing at record rates. The UK lost 37 shops a day in 2024. → Jobs are vanishing. 169,395 job