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In short, it is completely unethical trick to gain votes from low income, jobless and benefits claiming people.
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Originally posted by denver2k View PostIn short, it is completely unethical trick to gain votes from low income, jobless and benefits claiming people.Comment
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Originally posted by denver2k View PostIn short, it is completely unethical trick to gain votes from low income, jobless and benefits claiming people.
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Analysis on Sky etc is that the tax take will not increase by £1.1bn as predicted - much less due to people rearranging their affairs, moving out, etcComment
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Originally posted by Platypus View PostAnalysis on Sky etc is that the tax take will not increase by £1.1bn as predicted - much less due to people rearranging their affairs, moving out, etc
Most of the high fliers have already started making arrangements when it was first proposed last year.
Businesses and high earners will eventually find safer nests somewhere else . But earning an extra billion at the expense of several billions, doesnt make sense at all.Comment
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It's political gesture, not financial - everything else is designed to defer taxes until when Cons Govt takes over and them blame mess on them.
Any company director that would be following such strategy would not be doing his duty and can (at least should) be prosecuted.Comment
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Originally posted by denver2k View PostBusinesses and high earners will eventually find safer nests somewhere else.
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Originally posted by AtW View PostIt's political gesture, not financial - everything else is designed to defer taxes until when Cons Govt takes over and them blame mess on them.
Any company director that would be following such strategy would not be doing his duty and can (at least should) be prosecuted.
Why your complete statement doesnt make any sense?
What do you mean by following such strategy ? What strategy you are talking about?Comment
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