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January 4th, 2012 
FAKE NEWS for the Zionist agenda
Ukip leader Nigel Farage
By Padraic Flanagan
Daily Express
January 3, 2012
EU plans for a radical tax shake-up could cost struggling families and pensioners £800 a year.
The European Commission wants VAT exemptions on food, children’s clothes and other essentials abandoned in an effort to harmonise the sales tax across Europe.
Its plans come after the Coalition raised the VAT rate to 20 per cent last year but kept an exemption for food, children’s clothes, passenger travel, books, newspapers and other products.
Last night the proposals sparked outrage among politicians and public-spending campaigners who attacked the Eurocrats for trying to interfere in Britain’s tax affairs. Ukip leader Nigel Farage said: “In their desperation to raise cash, the EU is prepared to do anything and hurt the most vulnerable.
“These plans would add up to 20 per cent costs on food and children’s clothes. To put an extra tax on books and newspapers would be a strike for ignorance over education.
“Everyone would suffer, but the most vulnerable would suffer the most.”
Read more: EU PLAN TO SLAP VAT ON FOOD
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