Should billionaires and multinationals pay fair tax?

aveatry said:
That didn't work very well tough did it, concrete prefabs that you cant get a mortgage on now or RAK
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Better tell the millions that currently live in the "other types" then: you know, the ones in leafy cul-de-sacs; well-built, with spacious rooms, gardens, off-street parking...............
 
Brigadier said:
As a roughtimate, is there anything wrong with that?

Apart from your "business model", that is......
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Deary deary me ...

So who's going to build them? Who will be building average sized properties that can be sold for £105k with everyone in the supply chain making at least a bit of profit? You know, to keep their businesses running etc.

And that's to be the 'set' price across the UK from London to Leven?
 
Brigadier said:
Is it that you can't read (what has already been written), or just won't?


It's a step up from you making stuff up though.
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Who is building the properties across the UK that can be sold, at even small profit, for £105k?
 
noseall said:
Nonsense.
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But only "greedy, grasping bloodsucking parasitic, misery inducing landlords" have the funds to buy without a mortgage - like for a post war concrete prefab that you cant get a mortgage on.
 
diy_fun_uk said:
Who is building the properties across the UK that can be sold, at even small profit, for £105k?
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Pets R Us are building them - and are suitable for flood plains

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I'm just off the phone to every single house builder in the UK. I asked if they can build, at profit, a 3 bed semi to be sold for £105k i.e. 3x average salary, whether building in London or Leven.

I think my phone must be playing up, because time after time I didn't get any response. I did hear a few chuckles ...
 
No you don't understand... the government are going to build them for £250k and then sell them for £105k and people will get told off if they try to make a profit by selling them on.
 
motorbiking said:
No you don't understand... the government are going to build them for £250k and then sell them for £105k and people will get told off if they try to make a profit by selling them on.
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Ah I see, silly of me, apologies. And I assume the tax payer will meet the £145k shortfall from each property sold to balance the books?

Makes sense ...
 
diy_fun_uk said:
So let me get this right, you don't favour houses increasing in value, thus ensuring everyone can get on the property ladder?
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I don't favour houses becoming out of reach of so many. Who said I don't favour houses increasing in value? Oh. You and mbk. Making stuff up again

Do you agree with the value increasing beyond the reach of so many ?
 
diy_fun_uk said:
Ah I see, silly of me, apologies. And I assume the tax payer will meet the £145k shortfall from each property sold to balance the books?

Makes sense ...
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None of that matters so long as it kills off greedy, grasping bloodsucking parasitic, misery inducing landlords ;)
 
diy_fun_uk said:
They want no private rental sector. Or if it must exist, they want landlords to be making zero profit and to let the property for a a bag of rice per month in return.
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Again.

Where has that been said? By who?

Why do you make stuff up? Is it easier to answer ?
 
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