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10 % for 60 k and over . Let's get rid of Wales too and leeds.
As for the english work shy halfwits give them feck all but I am afraid that is too late. Reduce benefits by 50 % too and only payable for 6 weeks then nowt.
Sorry folks we will get back to EUA shortly.
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I agreed with most of your points CJ but 40k is around 2.6k take home. I earn slightly more than that but I spent 4 years at college, countless years after college adding to my qualifications, endless amount of money updating my skills year after year and I also make sure I keep machines running that feed you and packaging for your vaccines. I'm by no means rich earning over 40k but I don't think I deserve to be hammered with tax. I suppose I'll have to agree to disagree on that.
Morning All & CJ, the Blade.
Agree with most of your points CJ. I'd abolish foreign aid fullstop as most of the cash doesn't arrive where it should.
My disagreement would be the Tax rise for people on 40k+
Why should they be penalised for having a successful career. For all we know many could still be paying educational loans off for there years of study with no/ little income.
We have to look at the other end of the scale, the people who bleed the system dry, know every scheme in the book and blatantly refuse to work, although want for nothing. Get them back into compulsory work. I'm currently working ar Lords Cricket Ground, There's 200 contractors on site, 80% foreign, 15% Northern & 5 % ****ney. The British unemployed could be carrying out the work of the foreigners, traffic marshalls, cleaning, labouring etc, but No they are too bone idle.
Regards
Ryan
20 % then robbdabank and let's get rid of Scotland
10% tax rise for people earning above 40k? Madness. Glad you're not in charge.
Stop the foreign aid budget for one until times are better. Tax the internet giants, the high street is finished. 10 % tax rise for all earning above £40 k.
Stop HS2 as who wants to get to Birmingham faster, infrastructure project. Forget wasting money on windmills and build nuclear power station and let's get fracking.
Well that should give you enough to argue about fir starters
GOOD MORNING ALL
The solution is a small tax in business to business transactions. There are billions each day, 0.005% tax on a transaction would be enough to make a lot of difference. Remember money is created from debt. There is no other way to generate money apart from someone's promise to pay on loan agreement.
New markets must be found all the time so the snowball keeps growing - sub prime market, wars, fines for non confirmaty etc etc debt must continue,and funnily enough politicians use the word 'economic growth' in a positive way
I’ve said before we need a sales tax ! A few % on every single trade carried out in the uk be it digital or physical ! We used to have a very healthy high street trade in physical music and physical game sales but NON taxed transactions by Apple and Xbox Microsoft et al mean they are all but dead ! We get zero tax because these companies are parked in Ireland for tax purposes.
If you deduct 3% from uk vat and add a 3 % separate sales tax physical sales in the uk would cost exactly the same but overseas trades and digital trades would generate revenue !! Just an opinion
ie, Re Covid etc, ...........Lets not forget Rishi et al will be looking at all available tax avenues to pick not just your pockets as shareholders but also corporate tax pockets.
SteJ,
This is all my own opinion/rationale whether you agree or not.
The fact that this has been going on now for several months, ie, 01st July 2020 official FSP RNS etc, plus earlier RNS's re interest from Lesageo etc, now leads me to think that all parties will now wish to have this conculded asap within the end of the 2020 UK tax year.
The FSP cannot go on forever, the 'Takeover Panel' will also be scratching their heads I reckon, and will be pushing behind the scenes for a quick resolution or a significant update as to the current state of play , be it a deal or no deal. (Forget NDA's that is irrelevant now, water under the bridge, NDA's should not prevent an official update on where we as shareholders currently stand.
Moreover, I would also imagine that should a deal be struck or has been struck in principle, it may well be beneficial to all, to conclude in this tax year as oppossed to next tax year.
Lets not forget Rishi et al will be looking at all available tax avenues to pick not just your pockets as shareholders but also corporate tax pockets.
Now is the time IMHO to strike.
Why though? I can't see the logic, could you explain?
I mean you do what you need to do, but you're surely in this for a big sale right? So if you think we're going to get say, 2x current SP, then any tax changes would have to be monumental to be bad for you no?
Using up your CGT exemption allowance for the year makes sense maybe.
I'm just can't see the logic.
Last day for a curent year tax year announcement?
So that's just 5 weeks away in my book, 5 weeks of purgatory :O)
If no announcement by then, then I'm selling.