A person coming off benefits and into work saves the taxpayer money. And that becomes a win-win when those people start paying tax themselves.
John Healey: “A person coming off benefits and into work saves the taxpayer money. And that becomes a win-win when those people start…”
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Remarks on the benefits of employment for taxpayers.
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