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whiskeryron | 11:28 Fri 08th May 2015 | ChatterBank
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Now that Nick is no longer at No 10 will Dave be paying tax for the spare bedroom?
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It is not a Tax!
that is just a Leftie ploy to discredit it!
11:33 Fri 08th May 2015
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Is he getting council tax benefit? If not, he can have a hundred spare bedrooms without penalty
11:34 Fri 08th May 2015
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There lies the irony of it all.
11:38 Fri 08th May 2015
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Does it depend on whether or not he needs to sleep in it?
11:40 Fri 08th May 2015
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Yes, if the wife gets upset
11:49 Fri 08th May 2015
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Then there should be a "kennel" tax.
11:51 Fri 08th May 2015
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God knows how many times I've been in the "dog house" ;-)
11:53 Fri 08th May 2015
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It isn't a tax, it puts those in council housing on a par with those renting in the private sector. Like lot of new rules, introduced by any government, it was brought in too quickly and not thought through in respect of, for example, those who need an extra room for a carer.
11:58 Fri 08th May 2015
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ozz i'll always have a spare room for you.
12:01 Fri 08th May 2015

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