Multinational forced to pay some tax

Thought he just posted such tripe for a laugh so wasn't looking for a reply.
Perhaps you'll draw him to see if he wanted to be taken serious.
 
fillyboy said:
I wasn't aware that the EU had pushed back against globalisation, that people voted for brexit simply to get their chops round some chlorinated chicken is something of a revelation too.
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Thank you for admitting EU membership didnt stop UK trading around the world

If you think it did, please provide some examples of countries the U.K. couldnt trade with, maybe China, India, America, Australia, Canada, Thailand, Vietnam, Japan. Oh wait a minute, yeah we traded with those countries

brexit. Pile of poo
 
gant said:
Thought he just posted such tripe for a laugh so wasn't looking for a reply.
Perhaps you'll draw him to see if he wanted to be taken serious.
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I’ve already destroyed his bolox

easy as catching fish in barrel
 
JohnD said:
If I pay income tax and NI totalling, say, 33% of my total received

And if you pay, say, 20% of your total

Then you are paying a lower proportion than me.

For example, a person receiving £100,000 in dividends but no salary, pays £19,995.13 income tax and no NI.

A person earning £100,000 salary but no dividends pays £27,432.00 income tax and £5,518.60 National Insurance.

The person receiving £100,000 in dividends probably has investments of more than three million, more likely six million to tilt more towards capital gains.

Fair, eh?
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They aren’t in the 1% paying 28% of all income tax, then. Are they - jeez it’s not hard, is it?
 
gant said:
You haven't though have you. I'll leave you to think why, it's quite simple if you think about it.
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Was one of the arguments for Brexit to have new opportunities for global trade?

Rees Mogg said: “brexit will reduce food, wine and clothe costs by 20%”
how? A = “by lowering tariffs and better trade deals

Gant voted for Brexit to get more globalisation
Gant hates globalisation, says it’s bad.

Yes you are right Gant, it is quite simple: you voted for something you hate :ROFLMAO:
 
Notch7 said:
Was one of the arguments for Brexit to have new opportunities for global trade?

Rees Mogg said: “brexit will reduce food, wine and clothe costs by 20%”
how? A = “by lowering tariffs and better trade deals

Gant voted for Brexit to get more globalisation
Gant hates globalisation, says it’s bad.

Yes you are right Gant, it is quite simple: you voted for something you hate :ROFLMAO:
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He missed yacht exports. I enjoyed that benefit.
 
fillyboy said:
that people voted for brexit simply to get their chops round some chlorinated chicken is something of a revelation too.
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It was little crowns on pint pots and the freedom to revert back to the Imperial measurements system, surely?

Fugging Brexit shíte.
 
noseall said:
It was little crowns on pint pots and the freedom to revert back to the Imperial measurements system, surely?

Fugging Brexit shíte.
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Come out in a rash again, take heed it means you've read something to make you come out with a maronic statement.
Beware of the rash.
 
gant said:
Which they couldnt do whilst being tied into the EUs terms and conditions of being a member.
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Why would you when you have half a billion (frictionless) customers on your doorstep. The UK is now poorer (4% of GDP) for it.

Fugging Brexit shít.
 
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