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Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II of United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Aside from being the monarch of the UK, her majesty is also the Monarch of several other Commonwealth realms. The realms include Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Tuvalu, The Bahamas, Papua New Guinea, Belize, Barbados, Canada, Antigua and Barbuda, Federation of Saint Kitts and Nevis, Australia, Jamaica, Grenada, Saint Lucia, Solomon Islands, and New Zealand. All these states are governed constitutionally with hereditary succession.
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Elizabeth II - Desktop Nexus PeopleDownload free wallpapers and background images: Elizabeth II. Desktop Nexus People background ID 2647526. Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II of United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Aside from being the monarch of the UK, her majesty is also the Monarch of several other Commonwealth realms. The realms include Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Tuvalu, The Bahamas, Papua New Guinea, Belize, Barbados, Canada, Antigua and Barbuda, Federation of Saint Kitts and Nevis, Australia, Jamaica, Grenada, Saint Lucia, Solomon Islands, and New Zealand. All these states are governed constitutionally with hereditary succession.
UK_ Comprises of England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland._Wikipedia
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The queen gives more money back to the treasury than what she receives from the government, but I think you know all that,),) you're just a winger or a stirrer
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" Income Tax UK March 09, 2021 Contents
Cost to taxpayers Contribution to the taxpayers The NET contribution The Conclusion Tax to GDP Ratio
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Now that the Royals are a hot subject, we put our heads together, dusted off our calculators, and found out how much the Royals really cost or contribute to the UK's tax system.
We've found out that for every 1 pound that the taxpayer spends on the Royals, the taxpayer gets back £7.
That is a fair spend of taxpayers money, to say the least - a 7 X return on investment.
Now let's dive in and see how we've calculated this sum. Cost to taxpayers
There is a debate that the Royals cost the UK taxpayers £82.4 million per year, according to the Royal Household's financial report.
As we have 31.4 million people in the UK who pay taxes, that equates to £2.6 per person, per year.
Or this means that the cost of Royals, per taxpayer, is £0.2 every month.
Yes, the cost of Royals, per person, is 20 pence per month. Contribution to the taxpayers
However, the Royal Family also contributes greatly to the country's economy through tourism, crown estate surplus, trade, and many other indirect factors.
According to a report by BrandFinance, the monarchs contribute £1.7 billion per year to the country's economy."
A family of parasites. They are given tons of cash every year by the British taxpayer simply because of who they are. And she's not a ruler. She has no authority except symbolic.
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" Income Tax UK March 09, 2021
Contents
Cost to taxpayers
Contribution to the taxpayers
The NET contribution
The Conclusion
Tax to GDP Ratio
Income Tax UK
Income Tax UK
Share this article
Now that the Royals are a hot subject, we put our heads together, dusted off our calculators, and found out how much the Royals really cost or contribute to the UK's tax system.
We've found out that for every 1 pound that the taxpayer spends on the Royals, the taxpayer gets back £7.
That is a fair spend of taxpayers money, to say the least - a 7 X return on investment.
Now let's dive in and see how we've calculated this sum.
Cost to taxpayers
There is a debate that the Royals cost the UK taxpayers £82.4 million per year, according to the Royal Household's financial report.
As we have 31.4 million people in the UK who pay taxes, that equates to £2.6 per person, per year.
Or this means that the cost of Royals, per taxpayer, is £0.2 every month.
Yes, the cost of Royals, per person, is 20 pence per month.
Contribution to the taxpayers
However, the Royal Family also contributes greatly to the country's economy through tourism, crown estate surplus, trade, and many other indirect factors.
According to a report by BrandFinance, the monarchs contribute £1.7 billion per year to the country's economy."