Any more as in increase or any more as in Never pay anything again??
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So, what's in the PBR then?
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Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostApparently, no one earning under £20,000 will pay any more NI contributions.Sorry - I guess it should have said "any more in NI contributions". But I cribbed it of the Treasury Twitter feed, so maybe we can stop paying NI and tell them we were just following their announcements?Originally posted by JonSmile View PostAny more as in increase or any more as in Never pay anything again??Comment
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Osbourne should learn that "proposals" is pronounced "proposals" rather than "pro-posals"
Interesting, though, that Osbourne is essentially saying that banks shouldn't pay bonuses. There's a vote winner....Comment
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Bonuses should be paid in shares only locked in for 5+ years, not allowed to get any money using them as collateral - only revenues via dividends, so if company overall does well then people who did the job get dividends and possibly sale of shares in 5 years.Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostBy then, there may be a chance to link bonus to success in the future? I guess that's the hope - introduce deferred bonuses linked to some degree of success.
99% of bankers would not like it.Comment
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That's as maybe - but they are still going to tax us all to boggery.Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostUK has "the most flexible labour market in Europe"Comment
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I actually agree with you on this point - the only way you can give a reward for success is if you leave it long enough for that success to be measured.Originally posted by AtW View PostBonuses should be paid in shares only locked in for 5+ years, not allowed to get any money using them as collateral - only revenues via dividends, so if company overall does well then people who did the job get dividends and possibly sale of shares in 5 years.
99% of bankers would not like it.Comment
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Nice designOriginally posted by TheFaQQer View PostPropaganda page is here http://prebudget.treasury.gov.uk/
(UPDATE: Aah, it's started serving the stylesheets again; bye-bye, Times New Roman.)
Ooh, what's this in the source:
Code:<!-- UNCOMMENT FOR RED "BUDGET" VERSION <link rel="stylesheet" href="c/budget.css" media="screen,projection" type="text/css" /> -->
Code:<!-- Might not need this --> <!--[if lt IE 7]> <![endif]-->
Code:<!-- ENCODE THE URLS PROPERLY OR YOU WILL BREAK VALIDATION -->
Last edited by NickFitz; 9 December 2009, 13:38.Comment
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Ooh - missed the U-turn on inheritance tax. Was meant to increase it to £350k but frozen at £325k. So for a married couple, that's a total of £650k of £700k allowance. Quite a big one when you think about it.Comment
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have you broke it?Originally posted by NickFitz View PostNice design
Ooh, what's this in the source:
Code:<!-- UNCOMMENT FOR RED "BUDGET" VERSION <link rel="stylesheet" href="c/budget.css" media="screen,projection" type="text/css" /> -->
Code:<!-- Might not need this --> <!--[if lt IE 7]> <![endif]-->
Code:<!-- ENCODE THE URLS PROPERLY OR YOU WILL BREAK VALIDATION -->

Edit: back up now.Service UnavailableComment
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