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Tony Blair and the £8million tax 'mystery' - TelegraphOriginally posted by Old Greg View PostIt was very simple. You invoice including the VAT via a series of shell companies that disappear when the VAT man comes looking. Meanwhile, as an individual you receive six weekly loans in a fast depreciating foreign currency via a Trust in a third jurisdiction, that is then written off by that trust for tax puropses.
The mystery of Tony Blair's finances | Politics | theguardian.com
Nah, it would never work.
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wasn't he a famous Italian philosopher? Senor Ponzi?Originally posted by SimonMac View PostI am putting together a new option called Profits On Nominal Zero Income, just need to think of a clever acronym, I can guarantee you 150% returns after 45 days, or 200% after 90 days.
I think his seminal precept, 'I get out what you put in' was a hint of genius.Comment
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I resent that slur on the industry.Originally posted by vetran View Postwasn't he a famous Italian philosopher? Senor Ponzi?
I think his seminal precept, 'I get out what you put in' was a hint of genius.Comment
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This one hits my spam box around once a week: http://www.income-management.co.uk/in - offering a solid 90%
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Plan B
I am sole shareholder of MyCo
MyCo has contract to supply Oude Joris Holdings
Oude Joris Holdings has contract to supply
ShellCo (registered in England)
ShellCo invoices ClientCo for £10,000 + £VAT.
Oude Joris Holdings invoices ClientCo for £12,000
Oude Joris Holdings lends funds to Oude Joris Benefit Trust
Oude Joris Benefit Trust lends me £12,000 in a fast depreciating foreign currency loan and then writes it off.
MyCo invoices Oude Joris Holdings for £10,000.
Oude Joris Holdings fails to pay.
MyCo claims £9,000 from its export credit insurer, distributed as dividends following CT.
ShellCo goes under when VAT man comes knocking.
Monthly return on £10,000 contract value = approx. £18,000.Comment
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Ask them where the other 30% goes.Originally posted by BigTime View PostThis one hits my spam box around once a week: http://www.income-management.co.uk/in - offering a solid 90%
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I only wish you were joking. But I know you're not...Originally posted by Old Greg View PostYou remember my Oude Joris scheme. Funnily enough, I had three enquiries via PM.
"I can put any old tat in my sig, put quotes around it and attribute to someone of whom I've heard, to make it sound true."
- Voltaire/Benjamin Franklin/Anne Frank...Comment
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