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Petition 701972

Introduce a new tax code for emergency workers and armed forces

closedUnited Kingdom· UK Parliament· EN

Introduced

16 November 2024

Last action

16 November 2024 · Petition

Status

27 signatures

Sponsors

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Subjects

Defence

Source updated

10 September 2025

Defence

Summary

The Government should introduce a new tax code system for those working as emergency service workers, in the armed forces and in the public sector at a discounted rate. We believe that workers in the above sectors have already made sacrifices both personally and professionally in order to provide an unattainable level of public service anywhere else in the world. Many workers have and continue to spend a copious amount of time away from their own lives, friends and families as well as risking their own lives and wellness both mentally and physically in order to provide a service to the rest of society.

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  1. 16 November 2024

    Petition

    The Government should introduce a new tax code system for those working as emergency service workers, in the armed forces and in the public sector at a discounted rate. We believe that workers in the above sectors have already made sacrifices both personally and professionally in order to provide an unattainable level of public service anywhere else in the world. Many workers have and continue to spend a copious amount of time away from their own lives, friends and families as well as risking their own lives and wellness both mentally and physically in order to provide a service to the rest of society.

    Source: Petition

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