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Originally posted by SueEllen View PostRemember this is the professional part of the forums - choose your language more carefully.Comment
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Originally posted by SueEllen View PostRemember this is the professional part of the forums - choose your language more carefully.'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!Comment
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Originally posted by TheCyclingProgrammer View PostSo you don’t believe in paying tax?
Income and profit do not even represent one's true wealth hence the concept of income tax is incorrect twice.
Originally posted by TheCyclingProgrammer View PostIt’s not your money. It’s the company’s money. Think about why the rule is there. It’s an anti avoidance charge to prevent people from taking an untaxed loan and never repaying it. The charge itself is temporary and will be repaid in the period after the loan is repaid.Comment
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Originally posted by michaelC View PostI believe in paying your fair share in tax. Your fair share should not be based on how much you earned within a specified calendar year. It should be based on how much you cost to the government.Comment
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Originally posted by TonyF View PostAn interesting viewpoint. Are you saying that if you cost the government more you should pay more tax or less than someone who costs the government less? Because that sounds very much like "tax those with the lowest incomes more than the higher ones", which generally leads to a huge increase in the national debt.Comment
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The tax discussion presumably belongs in General.
OP never came back to give details, makes it pretty hard to help him out.Comment
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