Taxes - what taxes

[d000hg]

Taxes enshrined in law.

Like legally being able to pay 3.5% on your income, and legally being able to pay VAT in another EU nation?

[AtW]

Like legally being able to pay 3.5% on your income, and legally being able to pay VAT in another EU nation?

I am not aware of a legal way to pay 3.5% income tax other than in cases when income is just over personal allowance.

[d000hg]

I am not aware of a legal way to pay 3.5% income tax other than in cases when income is just over personal allowance.

I'll tell you for £1000.

[AtW]

I'll tell you for £1000.

Asking for money in order to give tax advice of supposed legal way to reduce tax massively is a good sign it's most likely not legal (or "not working" as HMRC seems to put it).

[DodgyAgent]

I'll tell you for £1000.

I will tell you for £999

[DodgyAgent]

Asking for money in order to give tax advice of supposed legal way to reduce tax massively is a good sign it's most likely not legal (or "not working" as HMRC seems to put it).

Just goes to show how much you know AtW. Commissions can no longer be charged on the back of financial advice. If you want financial advice you have to pay for it on a time and materials basis

[AtW]

Just goes to show how much you know AtW. Commissions can no longer be charged on the back of financial advice. If you want financial advice you have to pay for it on a time and materials basis

Do I look like a person who needs financial advice?

Fixed cost to get legal opinion is actually ok.

Charging ongoing %-tage of revenue that will have tax reduced due to complex scheme is a clear pointer that it is not a legal (or working) thing to do.

[Mich the Tester]

Do I look like a person who needs financial advice?

Have you paid the final HP installment on that sofa yet?

[AtW]

Have you paid the final HP installment on that sofa yet?

[vetran]

Taxpayers have got 4 options:

1) earn more to get more
2) whine about it
3) fook off somewhere else
4) fook with HMRC and get fooked in return
5) get onto benefits ladder

I've chosen combination of #1 and #2.

problem is most of the well off choose 3 or tax advice, however as much of the tax is paid by a small minority you don't want to encourage them to leave.

get rid of 50% of top payers and the rest of us (all levels) need to pay 30% more tax.