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Originally posted by AtW View PostNumber of votes should be directly related to amount of tax paid ...Let us not forget EU open doors immigration benefits IT contractors more than anyoneComment
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Originally posted by DodgyAgent View PostI reckon they would gladly hand over financial control to the Germans.Comment
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Originally posted by DodgyAgent View PostYou are becoming a bit of a self righteous and self important pri*k
Perhaps votes should be split into annual tax bands:
Fook all tax paid - 1 vote
10k tax per year - 2 votes
20-50k tax - 4 votes
50-200k tax - 8 votes
200-1 mln tax - 16 votes
>1 mln - 32 votes.
If the rich vote in laws that reduce tax they pay then they'll lose their votes and get fooked in next elections.Last edited by AtW; 13 June 2012, 12:02.Comment
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Originally posted by AtW View PostGermans quite reasonably ask to spend only what people earn - want to spend more than earn more, that should be the only way. It's not German financial control - it's common sense that majority of Govts lost because it was much easier for them to borrow rather than have good policies that result in actual wealth increase.Let us not forget EU open doors immigration benefits IT contractors more than anyoneComment
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Originally posted by DodgyAgent View PostSo you have no borrowings then? personally or otherwise.
I think it's acceptable to take on mortgage as long as it is not overextending person (if it can be fairly easily repaid within 15-20 years).
Some "bridge loans" also justifiable economically and loans to extend business operations assuming there is clear way to do so rather than speculative hope it would work.
Other than that debt should be strongly discouraged - using tax system as well, right now when my company buy servers necessary for our operations we have to pay corp tax on them as if it's some kind of profit, but if we leased them that would be legit expense. It's bollocks system that encourages empty shell of companies that have no assets.
I would have thought somebody like you who adores Thatcher would understand what ownership really means.Last edited by AtW; 13 June 2012, 12:06.Comment
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Originally posted by AtW View PostI take it you are not paying much tax eh?Let us not forget EU open doors immigration benefits IT contractors more than anyoneComment
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Originally posted by AtW View PostZero.
I think it's acceptable to take on mortgage as long as it is not overextending person (if it can be fairly easily repaid within 15-20 years).
Some "bridge loans" also justifiable economically and loans to extend business operations assuming there is clear way to do so rather than speculative hope it would work.
Other than that debt should be strongly discouraged - using tax system as well, right now when my company buy servers necessary for our operations we have to pay corp tax on them as if it's some kind of profit, but if we leased them that would be legit expense. It's bollocks system that encourages empty shell of companies that have no assets.
I would have thought somebody like you who adores Thatcher would understand what ownership really means.Let us not forget EU open doors immigration benefits IT contractors more than anyoneComment
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Originally posted by AtW View PostI take it you are not paying much tax eh?
Perhaps votes should be split into annual tax bands:
Fook all tax paid - 1 vote
10k tax per year - 2 votes
20-50k tax - 4 votes
50-200k tax - 8 votes
200-1 mln tax - 16 votes
>1 mln - 32 votes.
If the rich vote in laws that reduce tax they pay then they'll lose their votes and get fooked in next elections.Comment
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