OBR

[northernladyuk]

Aye, even 3 sources:

1) Drugs
2) Prostitution
3) NorthernLad charging a fiver for telling people whether they've asked their accountant!

A fiver! That's more than he gets for noshing a Russian sailor!

I had this kind of thing in mind:

[AtW]

If only there was an obvious source of additional funding for the NHS.

Aye, even 3 sources:

1) Drugs
2) Prostitution
3) NorthernLad charging a fiver for telling people whether they've asked their accountant!

[AtW]

Come on alexei, cough up you bleeding stingey oligarch. We have a struggling NHS to fund!!

I'll be helping fund NHS in January

[GB9]

"The OBR said in November that it expects self-assessment tax receipts to be higher at the start of next year following a rise in dividend tax this April, and Capital Economics believes this will push borrowing down to £65bn this fiscal year, from £75.4bn in 2015-16."

Chancellor on track to meet higher borrowing target as November deficit falls to lowest since 2007

Fooking "pro-business" Conmen

What's up? Your btl empire going down the pan?

Stop running hmo doss houses and get a real job if you can.

[DimPrawn]

Them immigrants don't pay for themselves you know!

Dig deep.

[northernladyuk]

Come on alexei, cough up you bleeding stingey oligarch. We have a struggling NHS to fund!!

If only there was an obvious source of additional funding for the NHS.

[shaunbhoy]

Fooking "pro-business" Conmen

Come on alexei, cough up you bleeding stingey oligarch. We have a struggling NHS to fund!!

[northernladyuk]

"The OBR said in November that it expects self-assessment tax receipts to be higher at the start of next year following a rise in dividend tax this April, and Capital Economics believes this will push borrowing down to £65bn this fiscal year, from £75.4bn in 2015-16."

Chancellor on track to meet higher borrowing target as November deficit falls to lowest since 2007

Fooking "pro-business" Conmen

In USD terms that's nothing.

[AtW]

"The OBR said in November that it expects self-assessment tax receipts to be higher at the start of next year following a rise in dividend tax this April, and Capital Economics believes this will push borrowing down to £65bn this fiscal year, from £75.4bn in 2015-16."

Chancellor on track to meet higher borrowing target as November deficit falls to lowest since 2007

Fooking "pro-business" Conmen