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[Merged]Brexit stuff (part 2)
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Originally posted by Paddy View PostWhat do you mean by "controlled by them"? Please give at least one example.
No provision of state aid.
Overrule of UK court by ecj.
Inability to trade freely with who we wish.Comment
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Brexit campaigners in Britain reacted with anger to the idea, arguing that it would discriminate against Leave voters and that it was “an outrage”.
EDIT: and some crazy woman that the Indie found to be angry about it.Last edited by Platypus; 9 November 2016, 10:54.Comment
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Originally posted by GB9 View PostCompulsory VAT levels.
No provision of state aid.
Overrule of UK court by ecj.
Inability to trade freely with who we wish.
Prior to VAT there was a minfield of taxes. Eg, when buying a car there was three taxes, purchase tax, car tax and duty. Not forgetting that in gerneral VAT only really afects retail prices, not businesses.
No provision of state aid.
Then why does the UK government subsidise the railways? Moreover, there is nothing to stop govenments is holding shares in former state owned companies in order to control policy.
Overrule of UK court by ecj,
yes because these are commercial rules that affect all EU countries. BTW, at the moment the USA dictates to the UK (particularly banks) who they can do busisess with.
Inability to trade freely with who we wish.
Please name a country that the UK can’t do business with."A people that elect corrupt politicians, imposters, thieves and traitors are not victims, but accomplices," George OrwellComment
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Originally posted by Paddy View PostCompulsory VAT levels.
Prior to VAT there was a minfield of taxes. Eg, when buying a car there was three taxes, purchase tax, car tax and duty. Not forgetting that in gerneral VAT only really afects retail prices, not businesses.
No provision of state aid.
Then why does the UK government subsidise the railways? Moreover, there is nothing to stop govenments is holding shares in former state owned companies in order to control policy.
Overrule of UK court by ecj,
yes because these are commercial rules that affect all EU countries. BTW, at the moment the USA dictates to the UK (particularly banks) who they can do busisess with.
Inability to trade freely with who we wish.
Please name a country that the UK can’t do business with.Let us not forget EU open doors immigration benefits IT contractors more than anyoneComment
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Originally posted by Paddy View PostCompulsory VAT levels.
Prior to VAT there was a minfield of taxes. Eg, when buying a car there was three taxes, purchase tax, car tax and duty. Not forgetting that in gerneral VAT only really afects retail prices, not businesses.
No provision of state aid.
Then why does the UK government subsidise the railways? Moreover, there is nothing to stop govenments is holding shares in former state owned companies in order to control policy.
Overrule of UK court by ecj,
yes because these are commercial rules that affect all EU countries. BTW, at the moment the USA dictates to the UK (particularly banks) who they can do busisess with.
Inability to trade freely with who we wish.
Please name a country that the UK can’t do business with.
https://heatst.com/world/jacob-rees-...hoose-freedom/Let us not forget EU open doors immigration benefits IT contractors more than anyoneComment
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Originally posted by DodgyAgent View PostThe UK does not sign its own trade deals http://www.cbi.org.uk/business-issue...ade-deals-pdf/
Any UK business can sign a deal with another country provided it is within the law."A people that elect corrupt politicians, imposters, thieves and traitors are not victims, but accomplices," George OrwellComment
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Originally posted by Paddy View PostAny UK business can sign a deal with another country provided the EU Metropolitan elite rubber-stamp it“The period of the disintegration of the European Union has begun. And the first vessel to have departed is Britain”Comment
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Originally posted by Paddy View PostCarp, the question was Re: Inability to trade freely with who we wish. Please name a country that the UK can’t do business with.
Any UK business can sign a deal with another country provided it is within the law.
If you read Jacob Rees Mogg's article
it says
We can’t make a free trade agreement with China, with India, with Brazil, or with Russia – it has to be done by the Commission.Let us not forget EU open doors immigration benefits IT contractors more than anyoneComment
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Originally posted by Paddy View PostCompulsory VAT levels.
Prior to VAT there was a minfield of taxes. Eg, when buying a car there was three taxes, purchase tax, car tax and duty. Not forgetting that in gerneral VAT only really afects retail prices, not businesses.
No provision of state aid.
Then why does the UK government subsidise the railways? Moreover, there is nothing to stop govenments is holding shares in former state owned companies in order to control policy.
Overrule of UK court by ecj,
yes because these are commercial rules that affect all EU countries. BTW, at the moment the USA dictates to the UK (particularly banks) who they can do busisess with.
Inability to trade freely with who we wish.
Please name a country that the UK can’t do business with.
We are stuck with various VAT constraints because we are in the EU.
We are being questioned over what has been said about state aid to Nissan, by the EU.
We are judged by the ecj because we are in the EU.
We can't sign our own trade agreements because we are in the EU.
We didn't vote to be in this position. Blair signed us up to Lisbon without the referendum he promised.Comment
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