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Tax dodging old person exploiting the poor
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Because if all of us were only required to voluntarily pay income tax, none of us would pay anything. -
All odd numbered King Charles should be beheaded in accordance with tradition.bloggoth
If everything isn't black and white, I say, 'Why the hell not?'
John Wayne (My guru, not to be confused with my beloved prophet Jeremy Clarkson)Comment
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You're not exactly an oracle when it comes to predicting things are you son? That world cup score predicting octopus has got more credibility than you.Originally posted by scooterscot View PostThe UK should be a republic. Can't see the monarchy surviving beyond Queenie.Comment
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The King can choose any of their first names. I reckon Arthur....Originally posted by xoggoth View PostAll odd numbered King Charles should be beheaded in accordance with tradition.Comment
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Paradise Papers: Queen dragged into £10m offshore tax row | Daily Mail Online
Politicians say Queen did not know her millions were invested in offshore tax havens
That is no defence for anyone. Except the rich.Comment
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As retrospection has been proved legal I look forward to HMRC applying it. Oh wait, they are rich. Silly me. Forget it.....Comment
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I have a real issue with all this tax "avoidance" in the news today. The BBC article even admits that the "vast majority" of those implicated are acting in a perfectly legal way, therefore they are doing NOTHING wrong.
There is no such thing as a moral duty to pay more tax. You pay what is legal, end of story.
Now I'm not stinking rich so yes it's frustrating to hear that wealthy people are squirreling their money away, but the way to fix this (if indeed it can be fixed) is for ALL countries to sign some kind of agreement on basic minimum taxation so that there are no favourable places to 'hide' money. Until that happens you can't go on a witch hunt and claim people are doing something wrong if it's not illegal.
Let's face it, it's much the same story with us 'tax dodging' contractors just because we operate in a tax efficient way that is different from normal employees.Comment
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Lets start with the world's biggest tax haven - the UK.Originally posted by Willapp View Postthe way to fix this (if indeed it can be fixed) is for ALL countries to sign some kind of agreement on basic minimum taxation so that there are no favourable places to 'hide' money. Until that happens you can't go on a witch hunt and claim people are doing something wrong if it's not illegal.Comment
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Nah George.Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostThe King can choose any of their first names. I reckon Arthur....
Problem with Arthur is no one knows how many came before.
Can't be Phillip as he doesn't get on that well with his dad."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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Indeed. He hated school.Originally posted by SueEllen View PostNah George.
Problem with Arthur is no one knows how many came before.
Can't be Phillip as he doesn't get on that well with his dad.
Andrew and Edward get on fine with their dad. Lord Porchester.....Comment
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