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BN66 - Round 2 (Court of Appeal)
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Originally posted by CanPayButWouldRatherNot View PostI love your new avatar ...its why i dont bother ... you and DR do it much better !'Orwell's 1984 was supposed to be a warning, not an instruction manual'. -
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Originally posted by Morlock View PostI don't; it stinks.
<is that better Morlock ?>
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Originally posted by CanPayButWouldRatherNot View Postits almost as good as the original one !
<is that better Morlock ?>
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Appeal to the Supreme Court
Originally posted by moira under the stairs View PostThe programme will be broadcast again at these times:
BBC 4
Fri 28 Jan 2011 00:55
Fri 28 Jan 2011 03:30
Mon 31 Jan 2011 23:00
.... and is available on iPlayer for the next week or so. for those who are interested
It may not be your normal cup of tea as far as TV viewing goes but, like me, you may conclude that these people are our best hope of getting justice.
Personally I would feel extremely cheated if we didn't appeal to the Supreme Court and I hope everyone else feels the same way.Comment
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Originally posted by Morlock View PostI don't; it stinks.'Orwell's 1984 was supposed to be a warning, not an instruction manual'. -
Nick Pickles, director of Big Brother Watch.Comment
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Originally posted by TheBarCapBoyz View PostGiven it is highly likely to end up in the Supreme Court and possibly the European Court, it would seem to be inevitable that the uncertainty will drag on for years yet.
So maybe in 20 years time, your house for example could be worth double what it is now, a loaf of bread will cost £20 and minimum wage will be £50/hour... but the tax due for this BN66 case will remain the same.
Or maybe I misinterpret the situation. Also I'm sure none of you would want the case to stay undecided for that long!Comment
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time to supreme
Originally posted by ;1270726Given it is highly likely to end up in the Supreme Court and possibly the European Court, it would seem to be inevitable that the uncertainty will drag on for years yet.!
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Originally posted by ChimpMaster View PostCould this not work to your advantage? i.e. if you have a CTD already then, if I understand correctly, the tax due remains the same and does not accumulate penalties/interest. So the longer the case continues, the more our (rampant) inflation will devalue the worth of the tax due.
So maybe in 20 years time, your house for example could be worth double what it is now, a loaf of bread will cost £20 and minimum wage will be £50/hour... but the tax due for this BN66 case will remain the same.
Or maybe I misinterpret the situation. Also I'm sure none of you would want the case to stay undecided for that long!Comment
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Originally posted by ChimpMaster View PostCould this not work to your advantage? i.e. if you have a CTD already then, if I understand correctly, the tax due remains the same and does not accumulate penalties/interest. So the longer the case continues, the more our (rampant) inflation will devalue the worth of the tax due.
So maybe in 20 years time, your house for example could be worth double what it is now, a loaf of bread will cost £20 and minimum wage will be £50/hour... but the tax due for this BN66 case will remain the same.
Or maybe I misinterpret the situation. Also I'm sure none of you would want the case to stay undecided for that long!
If a). the tax eventually becomes payable then the money has left your possesion when you first put it into the CTD.
This means you have paid out the notional amount at today's (or a few years ago) real value not the value when the tax become due.
If b). we eventually win and the money comes back, it comes back with vastly reduced spending power so the inflation works against us.
A better situation would be either to spend the money now, thus getting today's buying power or to put the money into something where it can earn a rate of return, thus reducing the errosion of inflation or even growing faster than inflation.Comment
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