Originally posted by dx4100
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Originally posted by BlueSharp View Post
That's the crux of the issue, mnay parents give up that list and more to get their kids a decent education simply because they value education more than than others and are prepared to make those sacrifices.
There are plenty of parents who value education and can't afford private schools. Their sacrifice is devoting their time to help them achieve the best they can.
People send their kids to private school because they think they are buying them a place at the top table.
If they are struggling to find an extra 20% of VAT then they were never welcome there in the first place.
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Originally posted by escapeUK View Post
What about them? Have their parents given up drinking, smoking, tattoos, takeaways to donate to their school? Let me know when they do, then we'll talk about how such children are my responsibility.Comment
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Bearing in mind private schools can also claim VAT back on bills, I would question why they all seem to be passing the whole 20% to the parents.Comment
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I paid my university course fees through my tax code ~2004 IIRC. It saved me a further 25%. Very sure this is now not possible.
Clearly the children of parents who can afford the £60k per year for Eton would have companies setup to reduce tax burden.
It's the foreign money that they are trying to attract, although charging locals for existing infrastructure has always been a good earner.
I did read somewhere that the government wants to introduce a charge for the A5 flyover staples corner. The poor people will have to use the roundabout underneath.Comment
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