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The most pointless 'scandal' ever.None of these people have done anything wrong. Naming them is pointless. Name the charlatans within the government and HMRC who have allowed these loopholes to exist and in many cases advised the rich how to exploit them.
Name the charlatans within the government and HMRC who have allowed these loopholes to exist and in many cases advised the rich how to exploit them.
These avoiders are taking money off every single one of us, The education and Health systems are ridiculessly underfunded compared with many of our international rivals, as for many years, we have put the persuit of money and profit, in front of the future, it now comes to the point where lives are being shortened and the next generation will not be educated well enough to find a solution, we have been failed by politicians for many ,many years.
Quote from: PHILIP HARDY on November 11, 2017, 10:11:50 amThese avoiders are taking money off every single one of us, The education and Health systems are ridiculessly underfunded compared with many of our international rivals, as for many years, we have put the persuit of money and profit, in front of the future, it now comes to the point where lives are being shortened and the next generation will not be educated well enough to find a solution, we have been failed by politicians for many ,many years.Not the tax avoider's fault. They have broken no laws. It's utterly ridiculous, the government is responsible for setting the laws, no one else, the blame lies entirely with them. If the government came out tomorrow and said 'if you clean windows you don't have to pay any tax', every single one of us would stop paying tax, regardless if we consider it morally correct or not.
Quote from: Soupy on November 11, 2017, 11:21:00 amQuote from: PHILIP HARDY on November 11, 2017, 10:11:50 amThese avoiders are taking money off every single one of us, The education and Health systems are ridiculessly underfunded compared with many of our international rivals, as for many years, we have put the persuit of money and profit, in front of the future, it now comes to the point where lives are being shortened and the next generation will not be educated well enough to find a solution, we have been failed by politicians for many ,many years.Not the tax avoider's fault. They have broken no laws. It's utterly ridiculous, the government is responsible for setting the laws, no one else, the blame lies entirely with them. If the government came out tomorrow and said 'if you clean windows you don't have to pay any tax', every single one of us would stop paying tax, regardless if we consider it morally correct or not.It’s still their fault , you close one loophole then another one is found .Louis Hamilton’s private jet is a prime example , using shell companies where one of his company’s buys the jet , they lease it to another shell company who then lease it to Hamilton, he knows he is cheating the system .
The government has the cheek to expect us working class to pay our tax while the rich don`t. And when the rich banks collapse we must bail them out.Even the cabinet ministers in parliament don`t pay on money earned in our country. It`s offshore, it's legal they say. |But moral it`s not as we can not do the same. Most y rich person is involved. The financial investment advisers help them screw us.
It’s still their fault , you close one loophole then another one is found .
The most pointless 'scandal' ever. None of these people have done anything wrong. Naming them is pointless. Name the charlatans within the government and HMRC who have allowed these loopholes to exist and in many cases advised the rich how to exploit them.
Hamilton will have been asked, do you want to avoid £xxMillion in tax. Asked that question there is only one reply that, if you're honest, you'd give: Is it legal?
Quote from: Soupy on November 11, 2017, 09:46:14 pmHamilton will have been asked, do you want to avoid £xxMillion in tax. Asked that question there is only one reply that, if you're honest, you'd give: Is it legal?Apparently not; he signed saying it was being used for business purposes only and then took it on holiday to Hawaii. HMRC is investigating him according to Question Time.