Tories Target £100K Earnings Cliff as Badenoch Promises Tax Relief for Working Parents
A threshold that claws back child benefits dollar-for-dollar above £100,000 income has become a political flashpoint; scrapping it would affect fiscal policy and reshape incentives for high-earning dual-income families.
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