But aren't other countries even more full of horrible foreign sorts than the UK?
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f**kin Anal HMRC keep calling
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Buffoon is Threaded and I claim my fiver!Originally posted by BuffoonComment
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I would hazard there are less Danes in the entire world than foreign sorts in London.Insanity: repeating the same actions, but expecting different results.
threadeds website, and here's my blog.
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Threaded u were from England but now live in Denmark???
Is the tax situation much better for you now?
You know, I've even already paid them my outstanding tax for the 05/06 years tax return (additional tax on dividends). I paid them online by bank transfer. And still the w*nkers chase me for my tax return.Comment
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He is a personal friend to the Danish equivalent of Chancellor, so in answer to both questions, yes.Originally posted by TazMaNThreaded u were from England but now live in Denmark???
Is the tax situation much better for you now?Comment
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That is a horrid thing to say. You're lucky I've found God. Join with him and learn the error of your ways.Originally posted by ChurchillBuffoon is Threaded and I claim my fiver!Drivel is my specialityComment
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Yeah, I could do with a good tulip.Originally posted by BuffoonThat is a horrid thing to say. You're lucky I've found God. Join with him and learn the error of your ways.Comment
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Because they require evidence of intention to trade - i.e. a copy of contract(s), which is only possible by post..Originally posted by zamzummimWhy didn't you do register online?Comment
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Originally posted by ChurchillYeah, I could do with a good tulip.
Where's Chico when you need him?"Being nice costs nothing and sometimes gets you extra bacon" - Pondlife.Comment
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They rang my Mrs last week reminding her that her return was due. I was wondering what they were upto !? Is this routine ?Originally posted by TazMaNI've already submitted my Tax Return last week, recorded delivery you assh*les, so stop calling me asking for me.
How incompetent is every single government department? That's why we hate paying taxes, you waste of space waste of everything government departments.
F**kin w*nk*rs hope they all fall off a cliff.Comment
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