article_snippet.sent: As 14million working households – more than nine in ten – are given an average boost of £200 a year to 14million working households – incomes, the Prime Minister will set out the Conservative case for people keeping more of 14million working households – own money – because 14million working households
article_snippet.sent: And the Prime Minister will make a bold argument for continued lower taxes, with less spent on ‘bureaucracy’ and ‘crackpot Government schemes’.
article_snippet.sent: There is no such thing as public money, there is only taxpayers’ money,’ the Prime Minister will say.
article_snippet.sent: Among the raft of changes coming into effect today, on what Mr Cameron will dub
article_snippet.sent: Mr Cameron will say the changes make Britain a ‘better and fairer place to live’, adding that low taxes ‘go to the heart of what I believe as a Conservative.
article_snippet.sent: He will also pledge to eliminate the deficit ‘without reaching into working people’s pockets like Labour would’.
article_snippet.sent: And He will warn that the Conservatives will raise VAT.
article_snippet.sent: Shadow chancellor Ed Balls will say: ‘David Cameron and George Osborne are going round the country telling people David Cameron and George Osborne’ve never had it so good.
article_snippet.sent: How out of touch can David Cameron and George Osborne get?
article_snippet.sent: The Lib Dems said that the changes to income tax had been part of The Lib Dems manifesto and said Labour would cost 24million taxpayers £340 a year.
article_snippet.sent: Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg will say today:
highlights_snippet.sent: Cameron due to set out case for people keeping more of their own money .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Cameron will argue for continued lower taxes, with less spent on