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The word we keep hearing here is TRUST.
We TRUST our MPs of any party to be honest, when the ask for our vote, to get elected. I watched the Commons debate today, and he was very quick to take the heat off himself, and then Osborne. By slagging off what HE has done for this country towards Tax evasion. But what DC forgets is that the TRUST has now gone. Even Skinner, was sent from the chamber as he called DC a Dodgy character. Here is an honest man, speaking from the heart., What we are all forgetting is this. NO MP is above the law. IF that was anyone of us, we would get arrested, and bang. |
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I've always said Dave is dodgy.
http://media.skynews.com/media/image...-1-736x414.jpg it's funny hw people exist to make money on top of whatever money they have already. probably more money than they'll ever need. and probably die before they've got around to spending any of the money they already have. and they go to work after making money to take as much money as they can off people who have not much money in the first place. then after work they go and do some more dodgy stuff to make more money than they'll probably ever need or get around to spending. |
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And nobody is going to be arrested for arranging their tax affairs in the most efficient way. If they were the majority of the population would be in clink. |
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:tu: Arthur's impervious to facts mate.
I wonder why few people seem to be quite so exercised about the vast sums of money being 'earned' (and tax potentially avoided etc.) by self serving football players, sports stars, TV personalities, celebrity luvvies and the like. All this venom being aimed at politicians who at least serve the country yet earn in a year what more than a few bladder kickers get in just a week or two. :shrug: |
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Cameron didn't help himself when he vowed to crack down on "aggressive tax avoidance" while never quite defining it. the fact that he has embarked on pretty mundane tax avoidance takes a back seat however and things have got a bit silly. Still waiting on some proper analysis of this whole story though and rubbish such as this doesn't really do anything but muddy the waters. Oh, and as above, if a footballer started railing against tax havens and aggressive tax dodging while doing it themselves, I'll be the first to call them a bit of a plonker too. I couldn't give a stuff about the opinions of "celebrity lurvies" etc either. |
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Just read an interesting article - the Scott Trust, owners of GMG, owners of the Guardian, was set up to avoid Death Duties (the predecessor of Imheritance Tax); it was even dissolved and reformed in 1948 as it was going to be liable for taxes....
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scott_Trust_Limited And even more interestingly, an article on the GMG Investment Fund. http://www.theguardian.com/gnm-press...fund-statement Quote:
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It's obvious Cameron has, at least with what's been revealed so far, done nothing wrong. The only reason people are having a go is either because they don't understand that offshore doesn't mean 'tax evasion', they simply don't like Cameron and this is a chance to have a go, a small minority who genuinely think any tax avoidance is immoral and Tory MPs who probably have done these things themselves but see taking down Cameron as an advantage for Brexit.
What's worse is people like Jimmy Carr mocking this as Cameron being caught out but the difference is that Carr didn't pay a bunch of tax whereas it seems Cameron has paid every bit of tax that the law intends. Again though, people don't understand that setting up a company to avoid tax which loans to back to you is not the same as investing in offshore companies but then paying tax when you take the money out. Like pretty much most pension funds. |
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