I did look at this years ago and hit many of the obstacles mentioned. So well done TTagain. Getting any money out the the Taxman should be celebrated.
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Wouldn't falsely claiming R&D be evasion so not really something to be celebrated?Originally posted by NigelJK View PostI did look at this years ago and hit many of the obstacles mentioned. So well done TTagain. Getting any money out the the Taxman should be celebrated.'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!
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Are you implying that I have made a false claim?Originally posted by northernladuk View PostWouldn't falsely claiming R&D be evasion so not really something to be celebrated?Comment
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Only you know that. What I think is irrelevant. I have my suspicions based on the general concensus of questions from the past and AtW's comments related to his product...Originally posted by tomtomagain View PostAre you implying that I have made a false claim?
But I don't really know the details so it's a sweeping assumption at best. I'm good at those apparently. You sound confident enough so surely I must be wrong.'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!
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Correct. You don't know any of the detail about the product I've built, the risks I've taken or the R&D I've done so you are in no position to judge me.Originally posted by northernladuk View PostBut I don't really know the details so it's a sweeping assumption at best. I'm good at those apparently. You sound confident enough so surely I must be wrong.
Just because it is unusual, doesn't mean it's impossible and certainly does not mean that I have been deliberately unlawful.Comment
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We're watching you mate. Put a foot wrong and you'll wish you never signed up here.Originally posted by tomtomagain View PostCorrect. You don't know any of the detail about the product I've built, the risks I've taken or the R&D I've done so you are in no position to judge me.
Just because it is unusual, doesn't mean it's impossible and certainly does not mean that I have been deliberately unlawful.
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Anyway, we digress.
What we need to ensure is that the squirrel-bothering oligarch is contributing enough into the collective pot to justify his continued presence in Blighty!
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