Originally posted by Mailman
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Scams steal £8.4bn from taxpayer
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You are missing the point, these scams aren't about getting out of paying tax from legitimate businesses. These are bogus businesses defrauding the tax system by getting refunds for tax never paid. Ultimately we subsidise this fraud. -
Either pay your share of the War effort or stop moaning about high taxation.Originally posted by MailmanHigh taxation was around long before the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.
Besides, this has already been argued at length on this forum...one the anti-war goons got a right royal rooting in
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As the Wars continue further tax hikes are necessary along with the closrue of such frivoulous non essential public spending such as hospitals, schools etc.
Perfect.
Guns before buttter anybody?Comment
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So what cuts were made in other areas to fund the war then? Logically, if no additional funding was required from the tax payer there was either a slush fund or cuts were made in other areas.Originally posted by MailmanHigh taxation was around long before the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.
Besides, this has already been argued at length on this forum...one the anti-war goons got a right royal rooting in
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So what you are saying is that the only reason we are paying extortionate amounts of tax is because of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan?Originally posted by AlfredJPruffockEither pay your share of the War effort or stop moaning about high taxation.
As the Wars continue further tax hikes are necessary along with the closrue of such frivoulous non essential public spending such as hospitals, schools etc.
Unless of course that butter is superior and made in NZGuns before buttter anybody?
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More is spent on the benefit system in a day than so far this year in Afghanistan...but Id support any cuts to the benefit system you suggestOriginally posted by John GaltSo what cuts were made in other areas to fund the war then? Logically, if no additional funding was required from the tax payer there was either a slush fund or cuts were made in other areas.
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You didn't answer the questionOriginally posted by MailmanMore is spent on the benefit system in a day than so far this year in Afghanistan...but Id support any cuts to the benefit system you suggest
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In the past wars, civilains made major sacrifices so that money could be spent on funding the war effort. Rationing for example.
I propose we suspend the whole benefits system here until Iraq and Afghanistan is secured.
All those in agreement, say "aye"First Law of Contracting: Only the strong surviveComment
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