Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has pledged to abolish income tax on overtime for people earning less than £75,000 who work a standard 40-hour week. The proposal is presented as a direct challenge to Labour's current tax policy. The pledge has been highlighted across multiple Sunday newspapers as a key Reform UK position.
% voting yes, by leaning
This referendum settled before 29 September 2026, when refnation's current method began, so its result is a plain count of Yes and No, and it may include automated votes from refnation's launch period. It is kept here as an archive: refnation's record starts on 29 September 2026.
Should there be a legal limit on how much the government can borrow?
Economy · 2,262 votes · No 55%
Is Andy Burnham's Government failing to deliver real change for living standards?
Economy · 2,241 votes · Yes 61%
Is Treasury minister Emma Reynolds right that employers are not ‘working people’?
Economy · 2,100 votes · No 73%
Should the government step in to save Poundland and its 12,000 jobs?
Economy · 2,110 votes · No 88%
Is it fair that a full-time worker on less than double the minimum wage can pay 40% income tax?
Economy · 2,003 votes · No 70%
Is HMRC right to give every UK billionaire their own tax manager to check their affairs?
Economy · 1,975 votes · Yes 69%
Should Thames Water be put into special administration?
Economy · 2,013 votes · Yes 86%
Do you believe Healey’s first Budget is good for the UK economy?
Economy · 1,953 votes · No 60%
0 Opinions
Weigh in on the debate.