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Which ever way you look at it, it's a drop in the ocean compared to tax avoidance. You're blaming the wrong people.I guess there are 2 points, benefit fraud which is relatively low or people on benefits as a lifestyle. There has to be some benefit fraud investigators as a deterrent, same as there are random tx checks or police doing tax disc stuff. But you will never remove benefit cheats, just as you won't crime in general.
We payout in subsidies to gas and oil companies, what we lose in benefit fraud, its nonsense.
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