Osborne appeals for new ideas

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OwlHoot replied

9 January 2012, 18:11
Originally posted by AtW View Post

VAT - 25%
Corp Tax - 15%
Flat income tax (NI included) - 30%
CGT on long term held items - 10%
CGT on short term held items - 90%

Alexie, I wouldn't take it too seriously. After all you're a bit older than 14.
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AtW replied

9 January 2012, 18:08
VAT - 25%
Corp Tax - 15%
Flat income tax (NI included) - 30%
CGT on long term held items - 10%
CGT on short term held items - 90%
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OwlHoot replied

9 January 2012, 18:06
Half the price of lager and cider, and cigs of course
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DodgyAgent replied

9 January 2012, 17:43
Originally posted by TheFaQQer View Post

Linky

The treasury have obviously realised that the average 14 year old has a better grip of economics than Boy George.

Repeal employment laws, create "no tax" enterprise zones in areas where no tax is being raised anyway. Work for welfare, and give "pimping" a royal charter.

In return for chief and senior executives paying less tax make them work 3 years in the public sector to sort this bull**it out:

Bureau Recommends: Government wastes £31 billion: TBIJ
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MarillionFan replied

9 January 2012, 17:39
Half price Playstation games. Yahoo!
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TheFaQQer started a topic Osborne appeals for new ideas

9 January 2012, 17:36
Osborne appeals for new ideas

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As the Chancellor what economic decisions would you make? What would your Budget for the country be? Which taxes will you levy on society? Where would you choose to spend the money you’ve raised? Here is your chance to have your say.

Chance to be Chancellor is open to all 14-18 year olds across the UK.

The treasury have obviously realised that the average 14 year old has a better grip of economics than Boy George.
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