| WEALTH TAX 18:53 - Jul 24 with 2154 views | johnlangy |
Andrew Marr interviewed a guy called Gary Stevenson on this subject.
Well worth a look. |  | | |  |
| WEALTH TAX on 18:32 - Jul 25 with 572 views | Whiterockin |
| WEALTH TAX on 18:19 - Jul 25 by ReslovenSwan1 |
Edited with apologies. Some technical issues now resolved. Kindly etc.
I do not drink weekdays and very little at all. [Post edited 25 Jul 18:22]
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Every day is a week day, but surely Friday is the weekend. |  | | |
| WEALTH TAX on 20:49 - Jul 26 with 468 views | SullutaCreturned |
| WEALTH TAX on 16:02 - Jul 25 by onehunglow |
Don't see it like that
My vet is independent and his costs are the same as chains , ie expensive but , like solicitors and accountants, you pay for their knowledge -apparently
I stand by what Zi say Cat |
Well our vet is independent and their charges are a lot less than our previous vet AFTER it was bought out by a chain and prices rocketed. | | | |
| WEALTH TAX on 20:54 - Jul 26 with 461 views | SullutaCreturned |
| WEALTH TAX on 17:07 - Jul 25 by ReslovenSwan1 |
Big companies avoid tax by basing themselves in RoI where the taxes are lower. Almost all food packages show the firm is in RoI.
EU and UK should force companies to list where the profits were made. The profit it's taxed on where the profit was made. This is a common sense.
When is common sense is not used you have to ask why. It is likely that the big firms have a disproportionate clout with Governments.
PS. We have had some technical issues today. Now back in order Apologies.. [Post edited 25 Jul 18:21]
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I've said for ages that taxes should be paid in the country where the money was earned. The current rules allow billions to be siphoned out of the UK and the ROI makes a lot of money that should be in the UK treasury.
If we can't beat these tax havens then join them and cut cirporation tax to the same as the ROI and see if the money starts coming in, in fact make it 0.5% less than the ROI.
Seems to me we need some radical thinking. The usual strategies are not working. | | | |
| WEALTH TAX on 18:19 - Jul 30 with 313 views | johnlangy |
It appears that not many of you watched the video so many of the points being made are completely at odds with what is being proposed. I thought all of you would have heard in the news that the tax would be on people with a net value of in excess of £10 million. So i'll give a basic explanation.
The proposal is for a 2% tax on wealth over £10 million. So if you're worth less than £10 million you'll pay nothing. I heard someone saying (can't remember who) that the £10 million wouldn't include your main residence. Not certain about that one.
Example. If you're worth £11 million you'll pay the 2% on the £1 million over the threshold. So that's £20,000. Not exactly a ball breaker if you're worth that amount. If you allow for the fact that these people are rich because they know how to make money it wouldn't be too much of a stretch to think that they'll probably increase their wealth by 5% a year. So the £11 million man will pay £20,000 tax while increasing his net value by £550,000.
Patriotic millionaires was mentioned. Well worth checking out. | | | |
| WEALTH TAX on 18:37 - Jul 30 with 306 views | SullutaCreturned |
| WEALTH TAX on 18:19 - Jul 30 by johnlangy |
It appears that not many of you watched the video so many of the points being made are completely at odds with what is being proposed. I thought all of you would have heard in the news that the tax would be on people with a net value of in excess of £10 million. So i'll give a basic explanation.
The proposal is for a 2% tax on wealth over £10 million. So if you're worth less than £10 million you'll pay nothing. I heard someone saying (can't remember who) that the £10 million wouldn't include your main residence. Not certain about that one.
Example. If you're worth £11 million you'll pay the 2% on the £1 million over the threshold. So that's £20,000. Not exactly a ball breaker if you're worth that amount. If you allow for the fact that these people are rich because they know how to make money it wouldn't be too much of a stretch to think that they'll probably increase their wealth by 5% a year. So the £11 million man will pay £20,000 tax while increasing his net value by £550,000.
Patriotic millionaires was mentioned. Well worth checking out. |
Yeah, 2% of the million plus 2% of any increase in wealth too. | | | |
| WEALTH TAX on 22:26 - Jul 30 with 246 views | johnlangy |
| WEALTH TAX on 18:37 - Jul 30 by SullutaCreturned |
Yeah, 2% of the million plus 2% of any increase in wealth too. |
Yes. | | | |
| WEALTH TAX on 10:22 - Aug 1 with 154 views | JACKMANANDBOY |
| WEALTH TAX on 18:19 - Jul 30 by johnlangy |
It appears that not many of you watched the video so many of the points being made are completely at odds with what is being proposed. I thought all of you would have heard in the news that the tax would be on people with a net value of in excess of £10 million. So i'll give a basic explanation.
The proposal is for a 2% tax on wealth over £10 million. So if you're worth less than £10 million you'll pay nothing. I heard someone saying (can't remember who) that the £10 million wouldn't include your main residence. Not certain about that one.
Example. If you're worth £11 million you'll pay the 2% on the £1 million over the threshold. So that's £20,000. Not exactly a ball breaker if you're worth that amount. If you allow for the fact that these people are rich because they know how to make money it wouldn't be too much of a stretch to think that they'll probably increase their wealth by 5% a year. So the £11 million man will pay £20,000 tax while increasing his net value by £550,000.
Patriotic millionaires was mentioned. Well worth checking out. |
Anyone can pay additional tax voluntarily, of course the Patriotic Millionaires don't do that, they just advocate for millionaires to pay more tax. |  |
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| WEALTH TAX on 10:29 - Aug 1 with 139 views | onehunglow |
| WEALTH TAX on 20:49 - Jul 26 by SullutaCreturned |
Well our vet is independent and their charges are a lot less than our previous vet AFTER it was bought out by a chain and prices rocketed. |
Well, your bloody lucky then
Where's he work from ?
Bit of a journey down from here
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