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Opened24 Feb 2026
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We call on the Government to increase the Personal Allowance from £12,570 to £16,000 and automatically uprate it each year in line with inflation (CPI), so people on low and middle incomes don’t pay more tax in real terms when living costs rise.
The Personal Allowance has remained at £12,570 for several years while prices and wages have increased. This means more of people’s earnings become taxable over time, even when tax rates do not change. We believe that raising the allowance to £16,000 and linking it to inflation would help protect living standards, make taxation fairer, and provide clear, transparent support to working households.
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1Ms Marie Rimmer MP
St Helens South and Whiston2Ian Byrne MP
Liverpool West Derby3James Wild MP
North West Norfolk4Derek Twigg MP
Widnes and Halewood5Peter Dowd MP
Bootle6Martin Wrigley MP
Newton Abbot7Simon Hoare MP
North Dorset8Bill Esterson MP
Sefton Central9Dave Doogan MP
Angus and Perthshire Glens10Joani Reid MP
East Kilbride and Strathaven