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Hector replied

31 July 2012, 08:33
Originally posted by xoggoth View Post

Retired myself (SNEER) but I have decided on a nice little plan B, drawing the rest of you out on CUK regarding all your little tax fiddles and sending a monthly report to HMRC.

Recession brings out the snitches as HMRC pays whistleblowers £1 million over last three years for providing information on tax cheats - UK Politics - UK - The Independent

Good man!

The country needs more like you.
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Bacchus replied

31 July 2012, 08:21
Originally posted by Mich the Tester View Post

I have a feeling this does more harm to society in the long run than people who evade or avoid tax.

Too bl**dy right!

I don't approve of tax evasion, and actually I am quite happy to pay what I owe (of course I have to kid myself that my bit sponsors a nurse or a teacher, not some thieving scrote dole-cheat) but I don't want to live in some Orwellian nightmare!

I think this has already been done on here, but we're breeding our own Hiler youth
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MarillionFan replied

31 July 2012, 08:16
Originally posted by vetran View Post

handling stolen goods?

007? HectorFall.
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vetran replied

31 July 2012, 08:16
The UK tax authority is targeting 6,000 UK-based Swiss bank account holders who may not have declared all their income and gains.

The names are understood to come from a disc originally stolen from HSBC's Geneva office.

handling stolen goods?
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BrilloPad replied

31 July 2012, 07:38
"One of the largest payments is believed to have been in 2008, when HMRC was said to have paid £100,000 to a former Liechtenstein banker for a list of secret offshore accounts held by Britons."

One of the largest payments is believed to have been in 2008, when HMRC was said to have paid £100,000 to a former Liechtenstein banker for a list of secret offshore accounts held by Britons.

Proof that HMRC are liars.
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Mich the Tester replied

31 July 2012, 06:26
I have a feeling this does more harm to society in the long run than people who evade or avoid tax.
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xoggoth started a topic I'll be watching you all!

30 July 2012, 18:27
I'll be watching you all!

Retired myself (SNEER) but I have decided on a nice little plan B, drawing the rest of you out on CUK regarding all your little tax fiddles and sending a monthly report to HMRC.

Recession brings out the snitches as HMRC pays whistleblowers £1 million over last three years for providing information on tax cheats - UK Politics - UK - The Independent
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