Lib Dems claim Tories will have to make cuts to meet tax pledges
Nick Clegg has said the Conservative party have no way to meet their tax pledges on raising the personal allowance to £12,500 without doing, "what Tories do best - cut."
Nick Clegg has said the Conservative party have no way to meet their tax pledges on raising the personal allowance to £12,500 without doing, "what Tories do best - cut."
David Cameron has said the Conservatives will "keep on cutting taxes to reward hard work".
The Prime Minister wrote on Twitter:
From today, you can earn £10,600 before paying any #incometax - and we'll keep on cutting taxes to reward hard work. http://t.co/evIJis8fpG
Enjoying an Easter barbecue with the Dochertys - one of 22m households to benefit from today's tax & benefit changes. http://t.co/e5UggM83oY
The personal tax allowance would rise to £12,500 under the Lib Dems, funded by a crackdown on tax dodgers, leader Nick Clegg has revealed.
Millions of households would be better off under a Tory government, David Cameron will claim today as he hails "money-back Monday".
A Conservative government would aim to double the number of first-time buyers by 2020, the Chancellor has declared.