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Originally posted by AtW View PostIt's a load of bull anyway - this 50% tax will generate (at best) ~£2 bln at best
Originally posted by PlatypusAnalysis on Sky etc is that the tax take will not increase by £1.1bn as predicted [by the chancellor]
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Sorry, I got the figure wrong, its 150K, but it sounds like theres enough to worry about if you earn 100K.
http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/standa...ate/article.do
"But he fought back with a Budget that battered the better off — anyone earning more than £100,000 will suffer — to help pay for the credit crunch caused by blundering bankers. Some critics called it the end of New Labour."
"And completing a triple whammy attack on the wealthy, people in the £100,000-plus bracket will see their personal allowances gradually withdrawn."
"He presented the tax rises as “fairness” "
Can someone please ban that word from the New Liebour dictionary!
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It's a load of bull anyway - this 50% tax will generate (at best) ~£2 bln at best, where as 2.5% drop in VAT is costing £12.5 bln per annum.
They should have put up VAT to 20% and reduced income taxes - this would put more cash into people's pockets and they can decide what exactly they want to spend it on - when money is moving around it generates jobs and futher taxes, if you take them before they even reach the pocket then it's not very efficient.
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I'm not sure that this measure has passed the tipping point where people leave in droves, it's probably quite close though.
Let's face it many of the people who will be caught by this have the ability and inclination to take legitimate tax avoidance measures to mitigate this. I can't see the tax receipts even beginning to reach what they hope for by this measure.
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After the election they might raise the current 40% band to 50% also if they win again.
Will see if its an election pledge not to do this.
There are many perms in the city who currently get PAYE over 150K.
They will pay 50% tax, employee NICS and employer NICS (ofcourse the employee doesnt see this stealth tax), well over 60% in total on anything they earn over 150K.
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Originally posted by denver2k View PostWhat do you mean by following such strategy ? What strategy you are talking about?
The strange thing is that directors can be prosecuted for their actions where as Govt gets away with all sort of crap - there ought to be criminal code for ministers and advisors.
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Originally posted by AtW View PostIt's political gesture, not financial - everything else is designed to defer taxes until when Cons Govt takes over and them blame mess on them.
Any company director that would be following such strategy would not be doing his duty and can (at least should) be prosecuted.
Why your complete statement doesnt make any sense?
What do you mean by following such strategy ? What strategy you are talking about?
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Originally posted by denver2k View PostBusinesses and high earners will eventually find safer nests somewhere else.
HAB Inc
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It's political gesture, not financial - everything else is designed to defer taxes until when Cons Govt takes over and them blame mess on them.
Any company director that would be following such strategy would not be doing his duty and can (at least should) be prosecuted.
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Originally posted by Platypus View PostAnalysis on Sky etc is that the tax take will not increase by £1.1bn as predicted - much less due to people rearranging their affairs, moving out, etc
Most of the high fliers have already started making arrangements when it was first proposed last year.
Businesses and high earners will eventually find safer nests somewhere else . But earning an extra billion at the expense of several billions, doesnt make sense at all.
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