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The usual suspects.
Still waiting for any of Gary's predictions to come to fruition... :D |
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I think the problem is with all this, is quite simple. When someone becomes a councillor or MP. They have to disclose anything to do with a second job, financies.
This is what DC has failed to do, with the tax haven. And the worse thing is that he critised heavily people that were doing this, and he was going to close these havens. And hey, he had shares in a Tax Haven, he sold these shares. So what did he do with the money ? To me DC is a hypocrite, he may not have done anything illegal - as people have said. But he has lied, lied and lied about the whole issue. And he should do the honourable thing and resign. IF, he had told the relevant people about this, then everything would be fine. Its like me, if l told a future employer on an application form that l didn't have something wrong BEFORE l joined. And they found out l did. Then you could get fired, and you don't have a leg to stand on. |
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out of it make him look like the shyster he is. He even wheeled out another meaningless soundbite earlier, lessons have been learnt, really Dave what lessons exactly and whilst you're keen to show us your tax returns dating back to 2009 the one I most keen for the public to get their hands on is 2008. |
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Ian Cameron left PM £300,000 when he died in 2010 while his mother gave him an extra £200,000 some months later
It meant he avoided paying Inland Revenue £70,000 inheritance tax that he would have paid on a £500,000 lump sum All bequests over £325,000 are subject to a 40 per cent tax levy - PM source says he denies any wrongdoing Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz45PGJDsOs Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook |
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http://www.express.co.uk/finance/per...nheritance-tax http://www.express.co.uk/finance/per...mily-household http://www.dailymail.co.uk/money/new...heritance.html http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/p...-avoid-it.html http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-29756520 And this one, from a Mail on Sunday financial reporter. http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/b...-avoid-it.html So all these papers feigning outrage at Cameron doing what they recommend to their readers. |
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Still waiting for the full tax returns, not just the edited highlights he's chosen to reveal. What's there is embarrassing, make you wonder what details have been omitted. 200k from Mum - nice; my Mother is going to have to up the stakes on birthday presents!
What it does show is that we are clearly not 'all in this together' and austerity and paying full tax is only for one section of society ( the 'not we'). |
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Well he hasn't done anything wrong, has he? Inheritance tax planning is absolutely standard. Everyone whose estate is likely to qualify does it, and it's entirely legal. The law even allows for gifts being given prior to death (of Cameron's mother in this case), via the seven year tapering liability which Hugh quoted above.
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Things like inheritance tax planning and overseas tax havens are irrelevant to 95% of people. The fact that these loopholes haven't been closed shows where the govts. priorities lie. Doing something wrong and something illegal are different things. Call me picky but I'd want the standard for PM to be a little higher than ' he's done nothing illegal'.
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“I think we should be very clear — tax evasion is illegal, and for that you can be prosecuted, you can go to prison,” he said. “These very aggressive tax avoidance schemes, they are wrong, and we should really persuade people not to do them.” he's not talking about himself obviously or his tax affairs :) |
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