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Fantasy Tax - What new tax would you invent?

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    #41
    Originally posted by Gibbon View Post



    I was been too subtle, it would be in both teams interest to agree to score a quick goal each and then back to the real game. Taxes change behaviour.
    Now that surely would be tax evasion. You wouldn't catch a football team doing that

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      #42
      I would scrap most personal taxes and just have a total income tax. Your total income made up of paye, capital gains, dividends, rents, inheritance, etc.

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        #43
        The tax you don't pay ala Ms Rayner

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          #44
          Originally posted by tazdevil View Post
          The tax you don't pay ala Ms Rayner
          Perfectly legal when you are divorcing someone and handing over property.

          "You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JR

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            #45
            Originally posted by SueEllen View Post

            Perfectly legal when you are divorcing someone and handing over property.
            It's quite interesting that the property isn't a primary residence for SDLT purposes but is for Council Tax... I think that's what's failing to pass the sniff test.

            I can understand not owning a place but living there but it seems an odd post-divorce arrangement, when she has a home provided by the tax payer too.
            Last edited by ladymuck; 30 August 2025, 11:44.

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              #46
              Originally posted by SueEllen View Post

              Perfectly legal when you are divorcing someone and handing over property.
              Hopefully the cabinet will divorce her soon too.

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                #47
                Originally posted by ladymuck View Post

                I can understand not owning a place but living there but it seems an odd post-divorce arrangement, when she has a home provided by the tax payer too.
                MPs should not get tax-payer funded private accommodation.
                A hotel dedicated for MPs and their key staff would be a better option.

                Re-locating the Westminster parliament to Staffordshire would be a great option to reduce costs.
                Last edited by Protagoras; 4 September 2025, 10:20. Reason: Added 'private'

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