Rich and Poor

Growing wealth GapThe Richest The poorest

273Cause Reason

The policy

the price of house getting higher

The higher unemployment rate

Policy

After the World War II

1979 Thatcherism

Reducing welfare budget and the power of labor union

The price of house getting higherMain city• London• Manchester

The high house price• 490 thousand pounds • The Average income per year

71 thousand pounds

Rich : make issue on housing price

Poor: only by rent , different region different rents

Berkshire Windsor town

The higher unemployment rate

Growing unemployment rate

2007-2009 is Global financial Tsunami

About 7.9% 2013

Rich Poor

group Pop stars, supermarket owners, comedians, actors, writers, inventors, members of the aristocracy and the Royal Family

Unemployed, single parents, the homless, some ethnic group, some pensioners

Be calculated on The value of their property, land, shares and other assets are more than 60% UK

The income per annum is below 60per cent of the average.

education Graduate from high tuition private school

Can`t afford the high tuition.

Occupation Unique skill, high work intensity

Common skill , low work intensity

Sex distinction Male is more than Female Female is more than Male

Gender 35~50 18~28 over70 pensioner

The richDaniel RadcliffeHarry Potter actorAccording to Sunday

TimesRich List, He is the 12th of the Richest Briton, the age under 30.

The Richest Teenager He is Worth 70 million

The poor15% percariat A social class formed by

people suffering from percarity

The average income under 8,000 pounds per annual and only 800 pounds in account.

A condition of existence without predictability or security

Only one of 30 precariat have College degree

Suffering from high Energy

A major aim of conservative economic policy during the 1980s was to reduce direct taxation and the Labor government continued the policy.

In practice however, the percentage if income which goes in taxes has actually risen since the 1970s.

This is partly because there has been an increase in indirect taxation, for example on the cost of fuel.

WHERE DOES THE MONEY COME FROM?

WHERE DOES THE MONEY COME FROM?

INCOME TAX IN THE UK : 2001/02

10%up to £1.800 a year

22%up to £29,100 a year

40% above to £29,400 a year

DO NOT NEED TO PAY TAX IN UK：2002/03

age the annual income

under the age of 65 £ 4,615 or less

between 65 to 74 years £ 6,100 or less

more than 75 years £ 6,370 or less

TaxUK implementation of the centralized state tax revenue and permissions highly concentrated in the center. The UK taxation into national and local taxes. National Tax grasp by the central government, accounting for about 90% of the national tax revenue, the main source of the central finance.

Tax structure in Britain

Direct taxes• Income tax

• Individuals , partnerships and trusts to pay income tax

• Capital gains tax• Disposal of assets received capital gains subject to

capital gains tax• Corporation tax

• Company to corporation tax on its profits and capital gains

• Estate and Gift Tax

Indirect taxes

• Value Added Tax(VAT)• Additional sales tax on many goods and services,

the British Government about one-third of the income resulting from

• Tariff• Regulations and tax rates of the goods out of the

customs territory of the tariffs• Consumption tax• Stamp Duty

Tax structure in Taiwan

National Tax• business income tax• individual income tax• Estate and gift tax• commodity tax• Business tax• tobacco and alcohol duties• Futures Transaction Tax• Securities Transaction Tax• Tariff• Mining tax

Local taxes

• Land tax• Stamp Duty• Vehicle and vessel usage license tax• deed tax• Entertainment tax• Special tax• House Tax

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