The peace process has been going quite well.
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"punishment" beatings are still pretty common. The bombing may have stopped but the campaign of intimidation and general thuggery are still pretty rife. -
OK deluded soul. Without wanting to hijack the thread but seeing as you brought it up, I paid VAT, Corporation Tax and Income Tax although used a then, legal loophole to reduce this. I've also paid a CTD for the amount of tax in dispute. All that remains is the completion of legal debate whether retrospection is relevant.Originally posted by shaunbhoy View PostStill suffering from the delusion that contractors are immune from paying tax eh? How is that working for you?

So, as I said, you arent correct but no change there.I couldn't give two fornicators! Yes, really!
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Very touchy, ain't ya?Originally posted by BolshieBastard View PostOK deluded soul. Without wanting to hijack the thread but seeing as you brought it up, I paid VAT, Corporation Tax and Income Tax although used a then, legal but highly dubious loophole to dodge paying my fair share. I've also paid a CTD for the amount of tax in dispute. All that remains is the completion of legal debate whether retrospection is relevant.
Probably guilt...................I'm sure you will get over it.
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FTFYOriginally posted by shaunbhoy View PostVery touchy, ain't ya?
Probably guilt...................I'm sure you will get over it - in prison

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