comrade Brown predicts speedy recovery

[Cyberman]

Another big tax haven is Britain, where the owners of businesses in London are not taxed as long as they don’t have resident status; that’s why many of the super rich spend the week in London and fly back to Monaco or Liechtenstein at weekends.

That doesn't make sense. If you are spending more than six months in the UK, you are resident for tax purposes according to my understanding, so if these people are spending just 4 days a week in the UK that is still 208 days. The limit is 186 days.

[Mich the Tester]

That doesn't make sense. If you are spending more than six months in the UK, you are resident for tax purposes according to my understanding, so if these people are spending just 4 days a week in the UK that is still 208 days. The limit is 186 days.

Define 'a day'. Now ask a tax lawyer to define 'a day'.

[Cyberman]

Define 'a day'. Now ask a tax lawyer to define 'a day'.

A couple of years ago a day did not include travel days to and from the UK. Gordon Brown changed this rule, so it is even more difficult to fulfill the 186 day rule nowadays.

[Doggy Styles]

Did he say anything about tractor quotas?

[Platypus]

My concern is that Gordo says "recovery starting" and the spin machine goes into overdrive, taking with it papers like the Mirror, perhaps even the Sun.

Before you know we have "recovery" because that's what the papers are saying, then Gordo calls a snap election and .... oh god

[Cameron Wallace]

comrade brown. Quality.
This is the same peanut that sold all of the UK's gold reserve's at the bottom of the market.