U.K. PM David Cameron Pledges Tax Cuts at Tory Conference

David Cameron, addressing his Conservative Party at their annual conference, promised significant tax cuts for individuals and businesses, contingent on winning the next general election. He committed to ensuring the UK has the most competitive corporate taxes in the G20, lower than Germany, Japan, and the United States.

Who was Cameron addressing in his speech?

• The General Public

• Members of the Conservative Party

• Members of the Labour Party

• Business Leaders

What did Cameron promise during his speech?

• Increased government spending

• Stricter immigration policies

• New healthcare reforms

• Significant tax cuts for individuals and businesses

What condition did Cameron mention for implementing the tax cuts?

• Economic growth reaching 5%

• Support from the Labour Party

• Approval from the European Union

• Winning the next general election

What is Cameron's commitment regarding corporate taxes?

• To have the highest corporate taxes in the G20

• To have the most competitive corporate taxes in the G20

• To increase corporate taxes annually

• To match the corporate taxes of Germany

Which countries did Cameron mention when comparing corporate tax rates?

• China, India, and Brazil

• Germany, Japan, and the United States

• France, Italy, and Spain

• Canada, Australia, and Mexico