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John Garrod had been prosecuted because bailiffs had seized the car and, as outlined in a seizure notice, insisted it was legally theirs when he had taken it back.
But Mr Garrod, of Napier Gardens, Hythe, believed he was still the lawful owner.
The prosecution at Canterbury Crown Court offered no evidence against him and he was formally acquitted.
The 63-year-old said: "I am incredibly relieved that this is over. It put an enormous strain on me and hung over me for 18 months. I pleaded not guilty because I had not stolen the car."
He said his business had subsequently closed and the issue had put significant pressure on relationships in his family life.
Mr Garrod was acquitted in a hearing of only a few minutes in what was meant to be the start of a three-day trial.
His car had been seized outside his home on June 16, 2012, by bailiffs the Marston Group in lieu of £360 unpaid charges.
These stemmed from a parking ticket issued in Canterbury in September 2011, which would have cost £25 if paid immediately.
As the penalty remained, unpaid costs rose to £82 by the next January when Canterbury City Council got a county court warrant.
The costs and associated charges rose to £360 by the time a member of Marston turned up at Mr Garrod's home five months later.
The car, a red 2001/02 Renault Scenic, was immediately clamped and a woman bailiff said it would be taken away shortly.
It remained immobilised outside Mr Garrod's home overnight, but next day he said he returned home and found the clamp broken off.
He believes word had got around the neighbourhood about the clamping and an unknown sympathiser had freed the car.
"Cash has been so short that there have been periods where I've had to choose between paying parking fines and paying my mortgage..." - motorist John Garrod
Mr Garrod continued using it, but the bailiffs reported it stolen.
He was finally stopped by police while driving the car in Canterbury and arrested on June 27, 2012. Marston then took back the car.
There is no suggestion the bailiffs acted unlawfully in the case.
Mr Garrod, a father of three young children, explained he had not paid the original parking penalty because he was financially desperate at the time.
He is a CCTV installer and his one-man company at the time, Kent Closed Circuit Ltd, was not earning enough. It has since folded.
He said much of his work is in town centres and he has had parking fines before, adding: "Cash has been so short that there have been periods where I've had to choose between paying parking fines and paying my mortgage."
No one from Marston Group was available for comment.
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Peter C. Zimmerman, 68, Plover, died unexpectedly at his home Saturday, Sept. 7, 2013.
Funeral services will be at 11:30 a.m. Wednesday, Sept. 11, at the Plover-Shuda Funeral Home, with the Rev. Ben Sheets officiating. Burial will be at Highland Memorial Park in Appleton.
Visitation will be at the funeral home 10 to 11:30 a.m. Wednesday Sept. 11.
Memorials will be established in his name for the Humane Society of Portage County and an educational scholarship.
Condolences may be offered online at www.shudafuneral.com.
Mr. Zimmerman was born July 25, 1945, in Appleton, a son of the late Lawrence and Lucille (Risse) Zimmerman. He graduated from Appleton High School (now West) and the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh with a Bachelor of Arts degree.
He was married to Judith Potter Aug. 15, 1970, in Appleton.
The couple settled in Appleton until moving to Plover in 1973.
He worked for Portage County Social Services until 1984. He went on to earn a master's degree from UW-Oshkosh and began a new career as a guidance counselor at Wisconsin Rapids Junior High School, retiring in 2001.
Survivors include his wife, Plover; one brother, Dr. Richard (Kathleen), West Bend; one sister, Nancy (Donald) Wallace, Madison; nieces and nephews.
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I've never heard of this before except in the case of foreign nationals. Why don't you query it with them? I would be unhappy to send originals.
My insurance company have asked that I produce a copy of my driving license, both parts, as part of the supporting documentation. I've never had to before and something is niggling at me about having to do it this time. Now it is legit, in that I know it is the company that want it, but wondered if anyone else has to do this or if it is a new initiative by the insurance companies. Would they cancel my insurance if I wouldn't do it?
I've never heard of this before except in the case of foreign nationals. Why don't you query it with them? I would be unhappy to send originals.
I've chopped and changed a LOT over the years (and recently), and have never been asked to do this.
Is your insurer specialist or a small company? If you are 100% sure about the company being legit then it might be ok... I think you're right to be suspicious though, I definitely would be!
Is it a normal car, or something that requires an additional licence?
I got asked to provide this at renewal when my Aunt put me on her insurance to drive her car.
Thing is it proves nothing to them whatsoever any insurer can check your details out with the DVLA anyway.
@plexer: that's what I thought, they must be able to see the DVLA details and anyway someone could in theory insure a car and not have a licence.
Have you got any points? Perhaps they want to check you don't have points on it so they can charge you more. I've had this done to me before which I presumed was to confirm the amount of points I had at the time.
The common reason I see stated as to why they may want a copy is to check on points that may be showing on dvla but have been cancelled on your licence but at the end of the day the copy is only valid information on the day it was copied. If that copy is 6 months old you may have points on your licence but they won't be shown on that copy.
No points. I'm a good boy I is.
I change my insurance company almost every year and have never been asked for my driving licence (neither have my sons). The DVLA have all the details required including, I would imagine, any points etc. Have you had a change of address recently? Or moved around alot?
I would contact the insurance company direct and ask them the reason, might be a request from the broker only.
do insurance companies get charged for querying thigns with the DVLA? if so this might be a cheaper way for them to query something on your licence without contacting the DVLA
I've had to do this twice, both for my bike and car insurance, I simply scanned them in and emailed them across. These were internet based companies and I've had no problems.
I believe it's a way for them to confirm who you are and the details you've provided are correct.
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The outstanding teachers of the year, along with educators retiring at the end of the term, will be honored at the Sonoma Valley Education Foundation's 2013 Salute to Education on Friday, May 10. The public is welcome to attend the free event, which begins at 4 p.m. at Ramekins Culinary School, Events & Inn located at 450 W. Spain St.
"We are so glad to have the continued opportunity to recognize the dedication and success of Sonoma Valley teachers," said SVEF Executive Director Laura Zimmerman. "We work hard to make sure vital programs are available during these lean times."
Four teachers will be honored for their special work Sally Weis, of El Verano school, for outstanding work in the Exploratorium Science Project; Darice Dekker, from Charter School, for leadership in the Teacher Support Network Program at Sonoma Valley High for exceptional teamwork in the Visual Thinking Strategies Art Program:School: Danielle Lovejoy, of Sonoma Valley High School; and for a spirit of innovation in the School Garden Project, Kristi Draluck of Prestwood.
"We are so glad to have the continued opportunity to recognize the dedication and success of Sonoma Valley teachers," enthused SVEF Executive Director Laura Zimmerman. "We work hard here at SVEF to make sure vital programs are available during these lean times."
The following teacher's will be recognized at the May 10 event: for outstanding work in the Exploratorium Science Project, Sally Weis, of El Verano school; for exceptional teamwork in the Visual Thinking Strategies Art Program: Darice Dekker, from Charter School; for leadership in the Teacher Support Network Program at Sonoma Valley High School, Danielle Lovejoy; and for a spirit of innovation in the School Garden Project, Kristi Draluck of Prestwood.
The event will begin at 4 p.m. as the school superintendent and board of trustees recognize and congratulate employees upon their retirement from teaching and/or assisting students of the Sonoma Valley Unified School District. They include: from Altimira Middle School, teachers Terry Roberts, 20 years of service, and Mariam Rasmussen, 28 years; from El Verano School, Kerry Cambio, teacher, 20 years; from Prestwood School, Roberta Trevino, teacher, 15 years; and from Sassarini School, Katie White, kitchen manager, 23 years.
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Lowe, a former investment banker, is an active advisory board member for 'Students Rising Above,' an organization offering support and full scholarships for high school students seeking to gain admission to a four-year University. Les Vadasz, and his wife Judy, are prominent philanthropists in the Sonoma Valley. Tim Wallace, president of the Benziger Family Winery, has served on the many Sonoma Valley boards, including the Sonoma Valley Visitors Bureau, the Sonoma Valley Mentoring Alliance and currently serves on the Board of the Sonoma Valley High School Development Trust.
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Storm give Eels the slip, progress to Grand Final
THE Melbourne Storm has qualified for their second Grand Final in a row with a hard fought 26-10 victory over Parramatta Eels today.
Teams and Fixtures for Preliminary Finals
NOW down to four teams, the stakes are higher again - this week it's Grand Final spots up for grabs. Read on for the team lists in this years Preliminary Finals.
Eels name lineup for Storm clash
PARRAMATTA Eels coach Michael Hagan has named his side to travel south to face the Melbourne Storm in this Sunday's preliminary final at Telstra Dome.
Storm name 19 men to face Eels
MELBOURNE Storm coach Craig Bellamy has named a 19-man squad for this Sunday
Storm smash Broncos, progress to GF Qualifier
THE Melbourne Storm have sent an ominous warning to their opponents in the 2007 Premiership with a 40-nil drubbing of last year
Minor Premiers Storm blow away Titans
THE 2007 NRL Minor Premiers, the Melbourne Storm, have capped off a remarkable season by blowing away a lacklustre Gold Coast Titans by 50-6 in front of 11,770 excited fans at Olympic Park.
Hand injury rules Bailey out of Titans final game
TITANS co-captain Luke Bailey has been ruled out of Sunday nights round 25 NRL clash against minor premiers the Melbourne Storm - Team List
Eels push the Storm at home...
THE Parramatta Eels have come excruciatingly close to upsetting competition leaders the Melbourne Storm, going down 14-10 at Olympic Park.
Storm name 18-man squad to face Eels
MELBOURNE Storm coach Craig Bellamy has named an 18-man squad for this Friday's Round 23 clash against the Parramatta Eels. The game will be played at Olympic Park in Melbourne from 7:30pm.
Parramatta Eels line-up for Round 23
PARRAMATTA Eels coach Michael Hagan has named his lineup to take on the Melbourne Storm this Friday night at Olympic Park Stadium.
Shaky Storm outlast Broncos
THE Melbourne Storm have claimed an uninspiring win over the under strength Broncos at Olympic Park this afternoon. The Storm led 8-0 at half time and 14-0 early in the second half.
Storm ends Sharks season in thriller
A field goal to Storm halfback Cooper Cronk in the 76th minute and a failed attempt by Cronulla winger Luke Covell with three seconds remaining has left Sharks fans heartbroken after tonight
Sydney Roosters stun shocking Storm
THE Sydney Roosters have stunned the NRL tonight, claiming arguably the biggest upset of the year, a victory over the Melbourne Storm 26-16 at a damp Sydney Football Stadium.
Roosters v Storm team lineups
THE respective coaches of both the Sydney Roosters and Melbourne Storm have named their team lineups for this Friday nights clash at Sydney Football Stadium, kicking off at 7:30pm.
Storm sink Raiders in Melbourne mist
THE Melbourne Storm have firmed up as competition favourites following comprehensive 34-6 victory over the Canberra Raiders tonight


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Happy Mid-Holiday Season, Dear Readers. We had a modest turnout for the DiabetesMine Holiday Survival Stories Contest this year, which wasn't such a bad thing, as it turns out; we judges still had a hard time choosing winners.
In the end, we tried to focus on situations that "typify" what we PWDs tend to go through at this season.
Four stories, two "good" and two "bad" were selected — although the crossover was quite striking in some cases. For example, is sneaking cookies that spike your BG a "Best Of" or "Worst Of" experience? Depends on how you look at it, I guess.
So, without further ado, we bring to you the 2009 winners:
Best of:
Heidi, of The D-Log Cabin
Kelly Kunik, of Diabetesalicuosness
Worst of:
Karen, of Bitter-Sweet Diabetes
Meri, of OurDiabeticLife
* Please note: being a blogger was not a requirement to win – we're just the types most apt to share our stories, it seems.
Read the winning entries below.
Fork poised for the kill, I deftly stabbed the remaining green bean off my plate and gobbled it up, ready to head over to the buffet for the good stuff (dessert).
Pecan pie…just the sight of it made my mouth water. My favorite holiday treat.
"No, no, that isn't for you," my sister-in-law chided, squashing any dreams I'd had of getting a sugar-high that evening.
"Here's your sugar-free apple pie, I made it myself."
Ugh. In the first place, I'm not overly fond of apple pie,and in the second place,sugar-free does not equal carb-free so it was even more of a bolus crap shoot then the real stuff.
But, to my credit, I ate a slice of the pie. It was somewhat like eating drywall with the faintest undertone of actual apple.
Rough. Crusty. Bland.
"Thank you," I squeaked, after taking another slug of spirits to burn it down my throat. "I appreciate you taking the time out to do this."
While the rest of my supportive family chowed down on the real stuff, my sister-in-law beamed back benevolently at me.
"You're quite welcome, would you like another slice?"
"OH-NOO…I'm stuffed."
Sometimes keeping the peace is more important then actually liking what you're eating. It's not just diabetes related, but you can show that you do appreciate the love and concern that is put into something. (That is the one of the greatest gifts of the holiday season.) They're at least trying to get things right.
— Heidi
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Back In the Day, Christmas Cookies Were My Contraband Of Choice
Holidays were tough in our house for many reasons. We had a large family and money was tight, plus we had lots of people
with diabetes, which made holiday treats a challenge. Half the people at the table could eat whatever they wanted, and half couldn't- it was rough on everyone!
At the beginning of December my mother would start baking and freezing Tollhouse cookies for my brother Johnny who lived in California.
She'd bake late at night, when I was in bed, but I could smell the chocolate and it kept me up at night. I'd wait until everyone was in bed and the house was quiet. Then, I'd sneak downstairs (skipping the creaky 5th step) and make my way past the dinning room & through the kitchen, and finally arrive in the heater room. We kept our second refrigerator in the heater room, and that's where all the good stuff was stored.
Before I actually opened the fridge, I went to the cabinet to the left of the utility sink, where the tinfoil was kept, and I'd tear off a sheet. Then, I'd open up the top freezer portion of the fridge and see the tin of cookies that my mother had just made. I'd take the tin,place it on the washing machine and remove the lid gingerly. I'd pull back the top layer of wax paper and plastic wrap, revealing the treasure trove of Tollhouse cookies underneath. It was as if the chocolate chips were looking into my very soul, beckoning me to break all the diabetes rules and give them a try! My 9-year-old self could not resist such a delicious and forbidden temptation.
Ever so carefully, I'd take 3 or 4 cookies and wrapped them tight in the tinfoil, (which was a great way to get rid of the evidence,) and I'd rearrange the cookies that were left so that the remaining contraband didn't looked disturbed. I'd grab a carton of milk from the fridge and go outside on the back porch, unwrap and eat my contraband cookies in the dark. Pathetic I know. But also brave when you consider a 9-year-old was eating contraband cookies well past midnight on the back porch in the dark of night. I'd sit on the porch steps, look up at the stars and enjoy my cookies. I'd wash them down with swigs of milk and I'd relish in the fact that I was enjoying something that most people took for granted.
When I was finished, I'd crumble up the foil and toss it in the alley between the garage and the house. Hiding the evidence from any who would look for it. I'd go back in the house, lock the back door, put the carton of milk back in the heater room fridge, and then go to the downstairs bathroom where I'd wash my face and hands and rinse out my mouth with Listerine. I'd tiptoe up the steps, avoiding that creaky 5th step and jump back into bed.
The next morning when I tested my urine (back in the diabetes dark ages we didn't test our blood, we tested urine) was almost always 3% or more, and getting up for school was difficult. Soon enough, my mom would discover the fact that cookies were missing. You see it wasn't just me that was pilfering the Christmas Cookie Stash, my sister and dad (both type 1′s) were doing the exact same thing I was.
My mom started sending out the cookies to my brother on a weekly basis instead of sending one big batch.
Am I proud of my "Holiday Fail" as a child? No, I'm not. But, I absolutely understand it. Back then there was no such thing as carb counting or bolusing for extra food. The Diabetes diet was strict and didn't allow for any holiday treats.
I've come along way since then, and I'm proud of the fact that I test my blood sugar between 10 and 15 times a day, and have figured out how to reach "Blood Sugar Nirvana" for most of my favorite bolus worthy foods.
Today, whenever this woman eats a Christmas Cookie, I think of that little girl and enjoy my cookie extra special in her memory.
— Kelly Kunik
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Hmmmm, I've got a Worst that was also a Best…
A few years ago when I was still working, the Account Executives would always give us (the support staff) little Christmas gifts. Val's "presentation" of my gift is a WORST. She came to my desk and said "I feel really bad giving you this for Christmas because I know you can't eat it and I'm so sorry, but here." And she handed me a small bag of Lindt chocolates. I couldn't believe someone would actually feel like that about a gift and still give it!!! In fact, at that time, Lindt used to sell low-sugar chocolate bars that were delicious, so I couldn't understand why she didn't just pick up one of those. This story is also a Worst because I didn't explain to her about counting the carbs and bolusing for chocolate. But it's also a Best because
I didn't fly off the handle and give her a piece of my mind!! I was gracious and thanked her and told her I'd share them with my husband. That was the Spirit of the Season at it's Best!!
— Karen
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Our worst happened many Christmases ago when I had only two sons…one of which is diabetic. He was two at the time and on some archaic combination of insulin, a combo that made his diet and his meal times alarmingly stringent. Despite my better judgment, we went to visit my Husband's Brother for Christmas. Honestly, I almost levitated off the couch when my Brother in Law presented my little diabetic with a Bubble Gum Machine and a box assortment of Jelly Belly Candies. That night I ended up feeding my 3 year old a dinner of tortilla chips and cocktail weenies, because the main meal wouldn't be ready until 8:00pm. By 8:30pm, I was decidedly grumpy and ready to call it a night. We packed up the boys in our brand new minivan and set out for the long trip home. I think we were no more than 5 minutes on the road when our little diabetic proceeded to throw up all over the seats and floor….not once… but six times. Ketones followed, and we ended up in the hospital for the next 48 hours. It was a hospital stay riddled with problems, not the least of which was convincing a nurse that 10 units of insulin would surly kill my son.
So what does one do with a gum ball machine that serves as a reminder of ignorance and a hospital stay whose memory was begging to be forgotten? Well let me tell ya… One breaks it.
I broke it. On purpose. I took the vacuum and banged it hard against the dresser multiple times until it fell, and (luckily) broke on the floor. (I'm not a complete Scrooge; I saved the gumballs and jelly bellies in a baggie for later.) I blamed my non-diabetic 4-year-old when my husband asked about it. Sometimes an older brother just needs to take one for the team.
And sometimes, a Mom just needs to follow her heart.
— Meri
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Finally, a celebrity memoir worth reading
By Lewis Jones.
First published in The Spectator, 4 January 2014.
Unlike many celebrity memoirs, Anjelica Huston's is worth reading. In her Prologue she writes that as a child she modeled herself on Morticia Addams, and where a lesser celebrity memoirist would go on to say that she eventually played Morticia in a film of The Addams Family, Huston is generous enough not to labour the point. Instead of the usual ghosted drivel, she offers — as she does in her acting — a quirky charm and a reckless honesty. Her story is an interesting one, and is generally well written, sometimes even beautifully so.
Her father was the great film director John Huston. Her mother 'Ricki', an ex-ballerina and his fourth wife, taught her to shine her own shoes and iron her shirts: 'Mum said you had to be able to do these things in case you grew up to be poor and couldn't have servants.' Her childhood was spent mainly at St Clerans, the estate her father bought in Co. Galway, which she evokes with an artist's eye — its drawing- room, for instance, 'pale gold, gray, pink, and turquoise', with an 18th-century French chandelier, a Tang horse, and a 'large, incandescent' Monet 'Water Lily', which he had won gambling at Deauville.
'Dad' was often away — in 1951, when Anjelica was born, he was making The African Queen — but was still the dominant presence. She remembers him as 'taller and stronger and with a more beautiful voice than anybody' and, as she noticed over breakfast in his bedroom, 'extremely well endowed'. His eyes were brown and intelligent, 'like monkeys' eyes', but 'when he got angry, they would turn red'. He sounds rather like Noah Cross, the evil patriarch he played in Chinatown.
He had 'a firm regard for artists, athletes, the titled, the very rich, and the very talented', so guests at St Clerans included Guinnesses, John Steinbeck, Peter O'Toole and Marlon Brando, as well as such girlfriends of Huston's as Min Hogg and Edna O'Brien, who told Anjelica, 'Your father is a terrible man, a cruel, dangerous man.' Her mother had affairs with Patrick Leigh Fermor and John Julius Norwich, by whom she had a daughter.
Huston was joint master of the legendary Galway Blazers, and Anjelica used to hunt with them sidesaddle. A favourite horse was Victoria, 'a liver chestnut Arab Connemara cross', who 'if a stone wall was too high to clear', would 'jump on top of it and then off, like a rabbit'.
Ireland was something of an idyll, but was ended by the family's move to London, where Anjelica was educated at the Lycée (which she hated, and which does not seem to have helped her French — she thinks 'onion' translates as onion), Holland Park. She smoked banana peel on Hampstead Heath, and shoplifted from Biba, for which she later apologised to Barbara Hulanicki, who said she knew all about it and it had been a great advertisement for her shop (which may explain why it went bust). She modelled for Vogue, and understudied Marianne Faithfull as Ophelia; and then when she was 17 her mother was killed in a car crash, and her life turned to ashes.
She moved to New York, where after 'a rather tranquil liaison' with 'a doll-faced Vietnamese called Duc' she fell into the clutches of Bob Richardson, the photographer, who was much older and psychotic, and they lived for a while in the Chelsea Hotel, which 'smelled of bad luck'.
A second volume, Watch Me, covering her life in Hollywood, is to be published next year. A Story Lately Told augurs well.
A Story Lately Told: Coming of Age in Ireland, London and New York Anjelica Huston
Simon & Schuster, pp.254, £16.99, ISBN: 9780857207425
David Platzer permalinkJanuary 28, 2014 9:10 am
I do like the description of theNew York's Chelsea Hotel (where I spent a week in 1985) as smelling 'of bad luck'.
Lemora Martin permalinkFebruary 1, 2014 2:57 am
I am currently reading "A Story Lately Told," and –it is almost a month overdue at my library– savoring it; not wanting it to end. Having lost my mother about five years ago, I find Angelica Huston's loving evocations of her 'mum' especially compelling. I was lucky enough to have mine around until the age of 91 (hers, that is.) I can't remember where I read about Leigh-Fermor joining the Galway Blazers on a hunt, and nearly getting himself beaten to death when he drunkenly asked them if it was true that they buggered their foxes. I think John Huston had to intervene. AH doesn't mention this in her book, so maybe I got that from "In Tearing Haste." It always makes me chuckle. And I love AH as Morticia. I was in the Chelsea Hotel once, in 1985. Very seedy.


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Raising the income tax threshold is not the best way to improve the lives of the worst off
Posted by Vicki 26 January 2012 : Lib Dem , financial inclusion ,
Today's blog post is written by Runnymede's head of policy, Omar Khan
There's been a lot of coverage today of Nick Clegg's focus on raising the personal threshold of income tax. Given that black and minority ethnic people are disproroprtionately likely to be living in poverty we thought it would be worth considering how this proposed change promotes fairness. While questions remain regarding how the Government can pay for this measure, the wider question of how the tax and benefits system promotes (or undermines) fairness is less well understood. In part this is due to the technical (i.e. boring!) nature of the discussion, though each of the three parties may also have political reasons not to explain the tax and benefits system better.
Put simply, the payment of benefits does much more work in promoting fairness in the UK than the collection of taxes. For example, 49% of the income of the lowest quintile in the UK derives from cash benefits, compared to only 2% for the upper quintile. Overall, benefits are by far the major source of improving fairness in the UK.
Direct taxation generally is somewhat progressive, and in the case of income tax (the target of the government's proposed policy change), the poorest fifth only pay 3.1% of their income in direct tax, compared to 17.4% for the richest fifth. This suggests that income tax is much less unfair that Nick Clegg's speech implies.
Given that direct tax accounts for only 3.1% of the incomes of the poorest, there is therefore relatively little money to gain for this group in raising the tax threshold; conversely, the poorest fifth paid 8.7% of their income in VAT, and this was before the rise to 20%. Put another way, the poorest fifth in the UK are probably paying 3 times as much in VAT as they are in income tax. In a way, this point is being ignored as the three main parties focus on the so-called 'squeezed middle', and not the poorest. But the second quintile also pays more in VAT than in direct tax, and even the third quintile pays more in indirect taxes than in direct income tax.
There are (at least) three policy implications. Perhaps counterintuitively, the international evidence suggests that progressivity (or fairness) in benefits is a better measure of and way to increase fairness overall. The US has one of the most progressive tax systems in the world, but because the benefits system is so narrow, the overall effect is less fair than in the UK and elsewhere in Europe. In the current context in the UK, this is why the cuts are likely to harm the poorest: given that they get 49% of their income in benefits, but pay only 3.1% in income tax, cuts to the former can only minimally be counteracted by cuts in income tax, i.e. raising the income tax threshold.
Secondly, there may be a case for greater focus on the fairness of indirect taxes, e.g. VAT, a point that the Labour opposition, but also some Conservatives and Liberal Democrats, have been quick to highlight. Finally, given that the provision of benefits is the key factor in promoting fairness, perhaps we should ignore fairness in the collection of taxes, and instead ensure that they are collected efficiently and at little cost. Taxing people on low incomes equally or even more than those on upper incomes may seem unfair, but if the resultant revenue is more accurately provided to those at the bottom, the result is increased fairness. No political party has been forthcoming on this point, perhaps because they do not wish to highlight how much lower income people rely on benefits, and how little the richest get from much of the welfare state; or perhaps because this implies that a shrinking state (on which all parties agree) will inevitably result in reduced fairness.
But if we want to have an honest discussion on 'fairness', or indeed try to promote it, we must understand the evidence and promote those policies that actually improve the lives of the worst off, among whom a disproportionate share are black and minority ethnic people. Raising the income tax threshold is not a particularly efficient way to do this, whatever the political and electoral merits of such a policy.
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- Crabby Joe in CincinnatiJuly 19, 2012 at 10:50 AM
Sorry, but this former East Coast resident can't stand deep fried soft shell crabs. They're sauteed and then placed on a bun if a sandwich. Deep frying kills them, in my opinion.ReplyDelete
14 West did the same thing with them for a dinner entree and I couldn't tell if they were cardboard or whatever. What is this Midwest thing of throwing everything in the deep fryer. Fries, onion rings etc. need it, but this is a crime.
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BUENOS AIRES, Argentina, Feb. 14, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Banco Macro S.A. (NYSE: BMA; BCBA: BMA) ("Banco Macro" or "BMA" or the "Bank") announced today its results for the fourth quarter ended December 31, 2012 ("4Q12"). All figures are in Argentine pesos (Ps.) and have been prepared in accordance with Argentine GAAP.
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