Reply to: oh dear: Euroclear to move holding company from London to Brussels

[Bean]

That is a logical non sequitur. You idiot.

As I said,

Keep 'entertaining yourself' by posting nonsense though, obviously you set your own 'entertainment' bar very low

[vetran]

They are related to Brexit - higher inflation due to fall in value of Sterling resulted in less disposable income in pockets.

Those job losses also very bad, but one £100k job lost generates more tax than 20-30 jobs in those places, often people work there on minimum wage (or below).

you know sterling has been lower? They have charts with pictures & everything!

[AtW]

Britain holds all the cards, didn't they get the memo???

[meridian]

oh dear: Euroclear to move holding company from London to Brussels

More inconsequential job losses that probably would have happened without Brexit anyway, and 100s of millions in contracts that would have been lost anyway.

It’s never Brexit, is it....

[northernladyuk]

Thanks for confirming you have no counter argument.

That is a logical non sequitur. You idiot.

[AtW]

So are you currently crying into your coffee about Prezzo job losses unrelated to Brexit; and Byron, and Jamie's Italian?

They are related to Brexit - higher inflation due to fall in value of Sterling resulted in less disposable income in pockets.

Those job losses also very bad, but one £100k job lost generates more tax than 20-30 jobs in those places, often people work there on minimum wage (or below).

[Bean]

No. I'm just entertaining myself watching the Brexiteer stewed mince thicken.

No wonder he is relaxed.

Thanks for confirming you have no counter argument.

Thanks for confirming your posts are fatuous.

Keep 'entertaining yourself' by posting nonsense though, obviously you set your own 'entertainment' bar very low

[Bean]

Especially to me, because for every £1 lost in tax I am the target to make up for you. And you, if you happen to be in top 10%, which you are unless you earn below £50k.

So are you currently crying into your coffee about Prezzo job losses unrelated to Brexit; and Byron, and Jamie's Italian?

As I said, job losses happen everyday, due to numerous non-brexit reasons......but apparently you decide to raise your own blood pressure over this regular occurrence?
....Very interesting/strange


Do you change your behaviour when job losses are announced, to protect against this redirection of tax targets?
Do you do anything to mitigate the lives/conditions of those who lost those jobs?

If the answer to those two questions is No, then you're simply virtue signalling and need to get a life, or just crack-on with your current life.

[northernladyuk]

Especially to me, because for every £1 lost in tax I am the target to make up for you. And you, if you happen to be in top 10%, which you are unless you earn below £50k.

No wonder he is relaxed.

[AtW]

To you?

Especially to me, because for every £1 lost in tax I am the target to make up for you. And you, if you happen to be in top 10%, which you are unless you earn below £50k.

[northernladyuk]

I've already included what is most likely an inflated employee figure (3817 is likely the global count), that gives you an inconsequential % result.

If you truly feel the need to know the answers to your questions despite the figure derived previously, I suggest you put in some legwork yourself!

crack-on, petal.

No. I'm just entertaining myself watching the Brexiteer stewed mince thicken.

[Bean]

Every lost job is consequential

To you?

[AtW]

Every lost job is consequential

[Bean]

How many other jobs do these jobs support? How many other similar moves are likely and what will the cumulative effect be?

I've already included what is most likely an inflated employee figure (3817 is likely the global count), that gives you an inconsequential % result.

If you truly feel the need to know the answers to your questions despite the figure derived previously, I suggest you put in some legwork yourself!

crack-on, petal.

[AtW]

60% of income tax is now paid by top 10% taxpayers.

£70k wage puts one into top 5%, I think top 10% is £50k or so