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Tory Brexit DOOM: Bloodbath in the City

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    Tory Brexit DOOM: Bloodbath in the City

    UBS asks London investment bankers - Amsterdam, Madrid or Frankfurt?

    UBS asks London investment bankers - Amsterdam, Madrid or Frankfurt? | Article [AMP] | Reuters

    DOOMED!!!

    #2
    Originally posted by AtW View Post
    UBS asks London investment bankers - Amsterdam, Madrid or Frankfurt?

    UBS asks London investment bankers - Amsterdam, Madrid or Frankfurt? | Article [AMP] | Reuters

    DOOMED!!!
    Well, out of those it wouldn't be Frankfurt. What are the tax rates in Amsterdam & Madrid? Less than Paris, obviously, or it would have made the shortlist. And how many London bankers would that be? All of them? Fine. The very people you lefty tossers blame for everything that ever went wrong are buggering off; that can only be a good thing, surely?
    His heart is in the right place - shame we can't say the same about his brain...

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      #3
      UK top income tax rate is 45% plus 2% "NIC" - will go up to 50% under Labour

      Holland - 52%
      Germany - 45%
      Spain - 45%

      Yeah, taxes will stop relocation

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        #4
        Originally posted by AtW View Post
        UK top income tax rate is 45% plus 2% "NIC" - will go up to 50% under Labour

        Holland - 52%
        Germany - 45%
        Spain - 45%

        Yeah, taxes will stop relocation
        For those looking at Dublin. https://www.theguardian.com/world/20...n-after-brexit

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          #5
          The debate does seem to have moved on from "it's project fear" to which town offers the best deal.

          I'm alright Jack

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            #6
            Originally posted by Mordac View Post
            Well, out of those it wouldn't be Frankfurt. What are the tax rates in Amsterdam & Madrid? Less than Paris, obviously, or it would have made the shortlist. And how many London bankers would that be? All of them? Fine. The very people you lefty tossers blame for everything that ever went wrong are buggering off; that can only be a good thing, surely?
            That's great that you're transitioning to the Anger phase.

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              #7
              I wish you boring Remainers would hurry up and reach the Acceptance stage.
              Work in the public sector? Read the IR35 FAQ here

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                #8
                Originally posted by AtW View Post
                UK top income tax rate is 45% plus 2% "NIC" - will go up to 50% under Labour

                Holland - 52%
                Germany - 45%
                Spain - 45%

                Yeah, taxes will stop relocation
                Netherlands have very low corporate tax rates for foreign companies
                But
                As for the 52% income tax rate you have to add mandatory health insurance to that and higher VAT rates, 100% tax on cars, tax on owning a house etc etc

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by Eirikur View Post
                  Netherlands have very low corporate tax rates for foreign companies
                  But
                  As for the 52% income tax rate you have to add mandatory health insurance to that and higher VAT rates, 100% tax on cars, tax on owning a house etc etc
                  There are some positives there too, right?

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by AtW View Post
                    There are some positives there too, right?
                    No that's really another huge negative

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