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btw - the appeal was lost.
And if it wasn't it would have meant all UK residents can cut down their income tax to 2%, an absurd situation that no sane state can tolerate, least of all the state that needs tax revenues to repay massive debts.
You can't just ****ing expect to pay 2% income tax on same earnings where as others pay 40% (+NI) - I am sure that will be in the judgement, probably put in a nice eloquent legal language.
The real criminal part in my view is claiming "human rights" as excuse to avoid paying due tax, FFS - humans rights stuff was meant to protect people from people tortured or murdered by the state, not pay 2% tax when others pay 40%.
At the very least anybody who tries such stunts should have deposited difference in tax they would have paid normally (like everyone else) for 6-7 years to use it in case court rules against them rather than spend the money that were never theirs.
now **** off back to whichever self-righteous wink-fest forum you've been gracing with your presence this past few weeks.Here,now **** off back to whichever self-righteous wink-fest forum you've been gracing with your presence this past few weeks.
There is nothing self-righteous in my position - it's just not being ****ing dumb expecting to get away with **** like this on the basis of "human rights" being violated.

UK's top Tax Dodgers.
1.George Osborne - 35.3%
2.Philip Green/Arcadia - 16.9%
3.Barclays - 11%
4.Vodafone - 9%
5.HM Revenue & Customs - 8%
6.Boots - 4.9%
7.KPMG - 4.8%
8.Google - 4.2%
9.SABMiller - 3.7%
10.HMV - 2.2%
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