Your task is to predict the verdict of a claim based on the provided question-answer pair evidence. The possible labels are: 'Supported', 'Refuted', 'Not Enough Evidence', 'Conflicting Evidence/Cherrypicking'. Justify your answer using the provided evidence and select the correct label.

Claim: Nigel Farage stated Nearly two-thirds of British businesses do not make a profit of over £10,000 but are subjected to corporation tax.

Q1: Is it true that 2/3 of British businesses do not make a profit of over £10,000 but are subjected to corporation tax ?
A1: This is incorrect. Two-thirds of limited companies have corporation tax liabilities of up to £10,000, but fewer than half of British businesses make a profit of less than £10,000.
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justification: The claim begins and is phrased as "Nigel Farage stated..." - because of this, the question and answer pairs should therefore be structured in order to verify the authenticity of the alleged quote in the claim. The source document for question 1 lists Nigel Farage as both the leader of the Brexit Party and the first signatory to this Brexit Party "Contract with the people" document. The statement referring to Corporation Tax and most relevant to the claim within the document states - "one million companies - some 66% of the total number - pay less than £10,000. This represents just 6% of Corporation Tax take in 2019; £3.4bn. Total cost £5.1bn per year." It doesn't discuss two thirds of British businesses not making a profit of over £10,000, rather that they propose to Zero rate Corporation Tax for the first £10,000 of pre-tax profits. Also the source document in answer 1 doesn't discuss - "fewer than half of British businesses make a profit of less than £10,000" as referenced in answer 1.

verdict: 'Refuted'
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