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He not a tax dodger and you are behaving like a small minded little socialist, not true contractor form.Let us not forget EU open doors immigration benefits IT contractors more than anyone -
Damn it DA – Find myself agreeing with you again. PG should be immediately offered a personal tax amnesty equivalent to 10% of the savings he makes from taking over purchasing and budget decisions from central government.
Try to see the big and full picture people, you sound stupid repeating some tabloid headline from the jealous brigade.
Alternatively, go and find the story about 10 people paying for a weekly meal….Comment
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Originally posted by DodgyAgent View PostHe not a tax dodger and you are behaving like a small minded little socialist, not true contractor form.
I never said he was - I'm just pointing out that some people (super rich/MPs etc) get away with it while others (contractors/small businesses/easy targets etc) have to go through some real carp.
I see nothing wrong with paying the minimum you're legally obliged to and arranging your affairs to reduce that figure. I do it myself and will continue to unless forced to do otherwise.
What annoys me are groups of protestors like this one which is mostly made up of students who don't actually pay tax and it now looks like the poorer ones are going to have their university education largely paid for anyway
I am firmly on the side of the businesses who actually create wealth and jobs, always have been always will.
Now if you don't mind I have an EUR/USD trade to check up on
"Is someone you don't like allowed to say something you don't like? If that is the case then we have free speech."- Elon MuskComment
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His wife owns shares and receives all dividends.Originally posted by Jog On View PostATW will be along shortly to defend him as an entrepreneur who has created taxpaying jobs and wealth.
I say when a man can find a woman who can be trusted with vast majority of his wealth measured in billions then it's a fair play...Comment
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Originally posted by Jog On View PostWhat annoys me are groups of protestors like this one which is mostly made up of students who don't actually pay tax and it now looks like the poorer ones are going to have their university education largely paid for anyway
am firmly on the side of the businesses who actually create wealth and jobs, always have been always will.
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Now if you don't mind I have an EUR/USD trade to check up on
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Originally posted by DodgyAgent View PostI think without doubt that Phillip Green, UK domiciled or not is a better judge of how to spend money than any government.
We seem to be getting to a point where the prevailing mood is one of envy, which is very Scottish. It will not be long before like Scotland there will be no more entrepreneurs, just a freeloading workforce employed by the state. I am surprised that contractors of all people should be criticising phillip green.
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