Find out where your tax money goes, this gives you a basic outline of where your tax goes UK.
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Welfare
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Social protection is comprised of various benefits provided to households to help with their needs.
Health
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Health covers medical services, medical research and "other health services".
State Pensions
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State Pension is a regular payment from the government most people can claim when they reach State Pension age.
Education
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Education funding covers pre-primary, primary, secondary and higher. Much more included such as eduction not definable by level.
National Debt Interest
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Paying off National Debt Interest
Defence
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Defence covers Military defence, Civil defence and Foreign military aid
Transport
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Transport funding improves national and local transport link such as roads and railway.
Public Order & Safety
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Public order and safety includes the criminal justice system, immigration and citizenship functions and the fire services.
Business & Industry
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General economic, commercial and labour affairs, Agriculture, forestry, fishing, other agriculture, Fuel, energy, Mining, manufacturing and construction.
Government Administration
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Executive and legislative organs, financial and fiscal affairs, external affairs, Foreign economic aid, R&D general public services and more.
Housing and utilities
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Housing development, Community development, Water supply, Street lighting and R&D housing and community amenities.
Culture
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Recreational and sporting services, Cultural services, Broadcasting and publishing services, Religious and other community services and R&D recreation
Environment
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Waste management, Waste water management, Pollution abatement, Protection of biodiversity and landscape, R&D environment protection and Environment protection
Overseas Aid
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Overseas Aid and Foreign economic aid
UK Contributions to EU budget
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EU Transactions, EU receipts, Attributed aid and Common Foreign and Security Policy
The data used for this calculator can be found: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/how-public-spending-was-calculated-in-your-tax-summary/how-public-spending-was-calculated-in-your-tax-summary