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Originally posted by SandyDown View PostWhat about all this recent talk on the Radio and Daily mail about giving small businesses tax breaks?? or us IT small businesses do not count??
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Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostNew Labour have been promoting IT for over 10 years now. Through incentives for big business to outsource offshore, hand-out of UK work permits for Indian nationals and IR35 to stamp out on "pretend" small businesses.
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"At its heart, the strategy will tackle the knowledge economy’s pent up issues - how to fund superfast broadband, how to foster IT skills and how to induce mass take-up of IT.
Regulators, civil servants and businesses will respond to Lord Carter on these issues in a report he will prepare, which may conclude that the measures must be enshrined in law. "
I run a business. I hope I get to have my say.......
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What about all this recent talk on the Radio and Daily mail about giving small businesses tax breaks?? or us IT small businesses do not count??
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Originally posted by PM-Junkie View Posthttp://www.contractoruk.com/news/004034.html
So our beloved masters want IT to take up the economic slack from the financial sector? Well, here's a radical thought for them...why not stop trying to screw people like us into the ground with their taxes and beaurocracy and let us get on with trying to do just that?
Rant over - Hi ho Silver AWAYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY.......
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IT to the rescue?
http://www.contractoruk.com/news/004034.html
So our beloved masters want IT to take up the economic slack from the financial sector? Well, here's a radical thought for them...why not stop trying to screw people like us into the ground with their taxes and beaurocracy and let us get on with trying to do just that?
Rant over - Hi ho Silver AWAYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY.......Tags: None
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