article_snippet: Married couples could get a bigger cut in income tax after the election, David Cameron has signalled as David Cameron admitted David Cameron must do more to win back disgruntled Tories.
article_snippet: Prime Minister said Prime Minister wanted to 'expand' the marriage tax allowance, which begins next month and is worth £212-a-year for some couples.
article_snippet: David Cameron has vowed to expand the marriage tax allowance to win back disgruntled Tory supportersa .
article_snippet: The idea was first promised by David Cameron when David Cameron ran for the Tory leadership in 2005, and marks the first recognition of marriage in the tax system since 4million married couples allowance was phased out in 1999.
article_snippet: That's why open society liberals and big society conservatives will take a different view on a tax break for marriage.'
article_snippet: However, Mr Cameron has signalled that if Mr Cameron is returned to power Mr Cameron wants to increase the amount that married couples could save on married couples tax bills.
article_snippet: Mr Cameron told the Sunday Telegraph: 'I am very proud to have kept my commitment to introduce the married couples' tax allowance.
article_snippet: I think it's absolutely right that we recognise marriage in the tax system properly
highlights_snippet: Prime Minister suggests £212-a-year cut could be increased after election .
  