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Fine. You don't answer.

End of debate.

How did you arrive at the figure of 5%? Do you believe the same tax rate (5%) should apply to everybody, even people earning millions (eg. professional footballers)? It is pointless replying to 80% of your reply, it's just the usual stuff of making thing up and abuse. Back to the central point. Man...

Taxation is demanding money with menaces, yes. And you think that is wrong , yes? You think you shouldn't have to pay any taxes, right? Involuntary taxes (demands backed by threats) should be kept to absolute minimum. Probably about 5% Do you agree that taxation is a morally acceptable way of raisi...

Well, your anecdotal "I know a nurse and she's doing fine" just sums up the level of detachment from reality you're experiencing. On a selfish/greedy scale of 1 to 10, you're a 12, and you know it. Abuse. Nothing to do with the discussion. We know you are an abuser as you get deleted for ...

UndercoverElephant wrote: ↑06 Feb 2023, 14:11 Husband was a solicitor?

Speech therapist.

In his world, they'll only be arranging their taxes as to attract the least amount of tax demand.... We just need to chillax - nothing at all to see here.... Don't worry about nurses having to use Foodbanks... My friend was a practitioner nurse. Retired three years ago. Lovely second home in Teneri...

Help me out here, are you saying that those bastions of the free market deliberately sabotaged the system in order to steal, sorry - "Earn" - billions from the British taxpayer ? Obviously we can count on such upstanding people to pay all due tax on the profit. No. I am saying she was mad...

I am not gullible enough to believe your bullshit, no. Of course the bond market was concerned about the Truss mini-budget. It involved massive unfunded tax cuts. Rishi Sunak clearly warned of exactly what happened. According to Truss, who you are defending, that makes Rishi Sunak part of the "...

Any financial observer knew it was an establishment hit job. Surely you meant to say "due to the actions of honest businessmen making money and minimising their tax liabilities....." No. The bond market happily gave money for the worlds first 100 year bond to Argentina at NEGATIVE rates l...

UndercoverElephant wrote: ↑05 Feb 2023, 14:50

Last time you tried to bullshit your way through an argument with me, you lost it. Seems you didn't learn much.

Nope. You quickly turned to abuse and it was deleted.

Try again inheritance boy.

According to the FT (not The Guardian), Liz Truss and Kwasi Kwarteng cost the country £45billion.... https://www.ft.com/content/736a695d-61f6-4e84-a567-fb92ed2a3dca Or was it the bond vigilantes that went on strike that cost 45B But that's all good for Stumuz2, because in his world tax cuts are alw...

Have you forgotten what actually happened? She got a chance to implement her voodoo economics, and it cost the country £40bn. It cost us personally about £30K. Make up your mind. I thought you wanted the rich to pay more. Those with inherited wealth are the rich in our society, so the indirect tax ...

Or she could believe in free trade, low tax, personal autonomy, small government, self reliance, anti fragility, and the core function of government being those things that the private sector cannot do. I know, radical! For those who believe that the 'rich' are going to pay for everything...the futu...

I would also like to see the definition of a corporation revisited. Why? From the president of Columbia University, in a 1911 a speech called "Politics and Economics", "I weigh my words, when I say that in my judgment the limited liability corporation is the greatest single discovery...

clv101 wrote: ↑04 Feb 2023, 16:16 Is your property eligible for Agricultural Relief?

Yes. Inheritance tax is voluntary. So easy to lawfully avoid it. Pre-inheritance or watching the joy on your childrens faces as you give them a chunk of your wealth before you pop it!