According to the analysis from GPA, London's boroughs, particularly Kensington & Chelsea, Westminster, Camden, and Wandsworth, contribute significantly to the UK's total income tax. This dominance reflects the overall income distribution and economic activity concentrated in urban areas, highlighting the stark differences in tax contributions across the UK.
The findings indicate that London's contribution of £59.3 billion accounts for 26.7% of the national income tax, showcasing the capital's role as a major economic hub within the UK. It's noteworthy how the South East and East of England collectively contribute smaller proportions compared to London.
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