tax avoidance and evasion no longer exist

[BrilloPad]

it is now all evaidence. Please hand your ISAs back.

[DimPrawn]

[VectraMan]

Is evaidence worse than avoision?

[d000hg]

BP's just full of it today... ISA allowance continue to rise to the point that very few people will be able to maximise it. In fact basically it's becoming a tax-break for the rich. £20k per person is huge... how many families have £40k disposable income in total each year, let alone after mortgage overpayments and so on?

[AtW]

BP's just full of it today... ISA allowance continue to rise to the point that very few people will be able to maximise it. In fact basically it's becoming a tax-break for the rich. £20k per person is huge... how many families have £40k disposable income in total each year, let alone after mortgage overpayments and so on?

Envy is a sin.

[AtW]

btw, they are just prepping ISA as alternative to pension relief - after all no manifesto promises were made about keeping it ...

[BrilloPad]

BP's just full of it today... ISA allowance continue to rise to the point that very few people will be able to maximise it. In fact basically it's becoming a tax-break for the rich. £20k per person is huge... how many families have £40k disposable income in total each year, let alone after mortgage overpayments and so on?

I thought I was full of it every day?

Though not as much as AtW......

[ChimpMaster]

BP's just full of it today... ISA allowance continue to rise to the point that very few people will be able to maximise it. In fact basically it's becoming a tax-break for the rich. £20k per person is huge... how many families have £40k disposable income in total each year, let alone after mortgage overpayments and so on?

You think the rich use ISAs?

[diseasex]

BP's just full of it today... ISA allowance continue to rise to the point that very few people will be able to maximise it. In fact basically it's becoming a tax-break for the rich. £20k per person is huge... how many families have £40k disposable income in total each year, let alone after mortgage overpayments and so on?

I was filling my isa to the max every year. but now with dividend tax rise etc that might not be the best option anymore.
Retaining funds in the LTD is the king.
Especially with lower CT coming next years

[d000hg]

You think the rich use ISAs?

They'd be stupid not to. The mega-rich might not particularly benefit but you're also confusing wealth and income in what I'm saying. A family who has £40k+ to put in long-term savings each year is very affluent.