Originally posted by jamesbrown
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Previously on "Higher corp tax for companies that furloughed employees"
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Originally posted by SueEllen View PostIt's been worked out if you raise corp tax and income tax too much people work out how to avoid it.
If you raise NI and invent a new charge for the NHS then you can get away with things as they aren't taxes.
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Originally posted by AtW View Post1%?
They will massively increase all taxes - mostly hitting people who would not qualify for current help Govt provides, as it always happens.
Germany becoming even mote attractive now - high quality health system, taxes reasonable, on dividends just 25% flat.
If you raise NI and invent a new charge for the NHS then you can get away with things as they aren't taxes.
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Originally posted by AtW View Post1%?
They will massively increase all taxes - mostly hitting people who would not qualify for current help Govt provides, as it always happens.
Germany becoming even mote attractive now - high quality health system, taxes reasonable, on dividends just 25% flat.
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I'm still waiting on CT relief/deferment news when things get real bad. Based on turnover or somfin
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Originally posted by MrMarkyMark View PostAnd.....
Scooty lives there
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Originally posted by AtW View PostThis should be enough for me to move to Germany - at least they have health system working for their (lower) taxes.
Scooty lives there
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Originally posted by AtW View PostDon’t care if it’s 1000% - will just move out of Bham so that you and them can shove this tax where it belongs
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Originally posted by SueEllen View PostNo they will just raise corp tax by a 1% for every company.
Increase employee national insurance and the other bands for self-employed plus increase dividend tax.
May even invent a new tax.
They will massively increase all taxes - mostly hitting people who would not qualify for current help Govt provides, as it always happens.
Germany becoming even mote attractive now - high quality health system, taxes reasonable, on dividends just 25% flat.
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