Brimstone
Rob said: The question is meaningless, or at the very least fundamentally flawed. You may as well ask which taxes do blondes or brunettes not pay. Since there are no taxes directed at 'cyclists' as a group, which they are required to pay due to being members of that group, the answer is the same as if you asked which taxes they *do* pay, which is none. Are you seriously suggesting that people who ride bicycles are somehow exempt from income tax, national insurance, council tax, VAT, duty on alcohol, tobacco (buttuming they buy those products) and other taxes?
By posing the question, are you seriously expecting me to believe you have so little grasp of such an easy concept that you need it explaining further? Well in case you are:
People pay taxes (let's call them taxpayers). Some of those taxpayers will also drive cars, ride bikes, use rollerskates, etc. Some might do all of these things.
Now please concentrate, otherwise you'll miss the point again.
The people that ride bicycles do not pay *EXTRA* taxes due solely to the fact that they do ride them.
HTH
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