Member Info for Dorfan

STP

“ I started my career with GEC”

Which sector of GEC was that then? defence, telecommunications, power generation, electronics, medical equipment?

No thoughts at all, it is called progress and it happens all the time, what is there to say about it, it’s life.

STP - I am flattered that you are using the word ‘gaslighting’ which I introduced a few weeks ago. I am amazed you might actually know what it means.

Then to go on again about this board full of people approaching retirement or retired is a real classic howler from someone that can remember 386 computers in the work place as this places you in the same group of people, hilarious!!!!

STP

“ How about Dorfan, every time someone posts on a topic other than lloyds, they make a donation to a refugee charity...”

When I have caught up with the tens of thousands of your posts going back ten years ago and banging on daily about Brexit, then I might consider it.

STP

“ right wing rac15t extremist views”

Perhaps we need a new entry for the Meerkat’s competition. Every time STP uses the above phrase he donates £10 to a good cause.

TM1

“ either incompetent or just a liar”

One would have to say possibly both. But this is the Fabian Labour concept on how to manipulate the electorate by drip feeding in lies and deception.

Sadly there are too many people that fall for this trick, particularly the new 16 year olds that are being brainwashed into this at school and then onto university.

Under tax law, if a property has been placed into trust for the benefit of children under 18, the parents of those children are deemed to be owners of the home for stamp duty purposes.

"If you have a trust in favour of your children, then it's treated as your property," said Dan Neidle, founder of Tax Policy Associates and a member of the Labour Party.

"We're talking about a deeming rule which deems a person, in this case Angela, to own a property in the stamp duty world

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So, she is guilty as charged. She needs to go now as she is a complete embarrassment to the Labour Party. Then watch her salary plummet and then the love nest will have to be sold. It only gets better, bring it on!

‘ Angela Rayner initially consulted three people about the purchase of her £800,000 flat in Hove, which she has admitted to underpaying stamp duty on, the BBC understands.

It is understood that the deputy prime minister consulted one individual experienced in conveyancing and two experts on the law around trusts before the purchase.

However, it is unclear if any of those people were experts in complex tax law and it is not known if they knew about the full details of the trust, which was set up to help fund care for her son.’

One can only assume that Starmer and Reeves were two of the so called experts. If these are the same experts running our country we can see why it is in a cr ap state of failure.

Three rotten apples in a full barrel already, it is only going to get worse!

STP - the gaslighting 🤡

Just for your education……

For "deliberate" acts of non-compliance, HMRC can go back up to 20 years. In this case, the assessment must be made within four years of the end of the tax year of death, but it can cover tax periods up to 20 years before the death occurred.

Offshore matters: The time limit can be extended to 12 years if the lost tax involves an offshore matter.

I hope all your offshore accounts are in order, don’t want the HMRC to be chasing you for hiding money and property do we.

STP - you know what I mean, you will continue to be a clown forever without any credibility here.

Budget slipped a month from last year. Tells me that she is in deep ‘sh 1t’ and is going to take longer to prepare how she is going to screw over the retired/pensioners and the dead.

Nothing new here then.

MV

“… asimplemind tries to imply to suit is own political agenda and social engineering that we are more peaceful .”

If we are more peaceful then why are our jails full and prison cells in police stations being used to hold prisoners longer?

BB - show us some figures on how much they would save with your proposals.

This is what Reeves should be doing but won’t as the numpty Starmer has stupidly said he won’t be taxing the working man, which is an arrogant notion when in a hole. This would spread the burden of raising extra taxes fairly on everyone and not just targeting the elderly pensioners as a cash cow to be freely milked every day.

+1p to Basic Rate (20%) £6 – 9 billion

+1p to Higher Rate (40%) £1.4 – 2.2 billion

+1pp to VAT (20% → 21%) £6.7 – 9.6 billion

Increasing 2p to 40% tax payers NI contributions

+2 p to Class 1 employee additional rate (2% → 4%) £4 billion

Employer NICs (Class 1 Secondary Contributions)

A 1 percentage point increase in employer NICs is estimated to raise about £6.8 billion per year (OBR, 2025 bulletin).

Self-Employed NICs (Class 4 Contributions – Additional Rate)

For the Class 4 higher/additional rate (currently 2%), OBR estimates that a 1pp rise would bring in about £300–400 million per year.

Chid

“ No matter how bad Reform are”

And how bad are Labour in comparison? If you interviewed the man on the street he would certainly tell you what they are thinking of Labour.

The west could crash the Chinese economy simply by shifting manufacturing away from them, downside is we will have to pay more for the same goods. Sadly people don’t want to pay more.

Perhaps the pain of doing it will be worth it.

TM1

“… but forget to tell you the most important part is they must be diverse, the mixed family seems to be at the top of their list…”

And it is interesting to note that with the mixed couples the woman (can I say that) is always white except in the very, very odd occasion, funny that. I guess they also stipulate that there has to be an ethnic male primarily so they don’t offend.

STP - the Gaslighting 🤡

“ Well Dorfan I'm confused…”

We know that you have been confused for at least ten years, why keep telling us something we already know.

With regards a national holiday, DYOR, it isn’t difficult to.

STP - the Gaslighting 🤡

“ I'm confused why the English fly the St George's cross at all?”

Why don’t you do what you told me to do - go and do your own research?

But I am going to be more generous than you are and give you one clue, there are plenty more but this one is a good one, Edward III

Try it and come back and let us know how it went.