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Old 24-03-2015, 11:38   #122
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Re: Oooh, look. Half a million more people claiming housing benefit under coalition.

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Originally Posted by TheDaddy View Post
Wouldn't big business pay corporation tax not capital gains and besides I don't think it applies
you "don't think it applies"?!
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and even if it isn't, all that is already factored in the price and they still want 20% on top, why?
No, it isn't factored into the price. Why do they want 20%?.....for the same rason that I want 20% when I develop a property.....anything less than than ,with all the variables involved, there is too much risk for not enough gain.
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they didn't need that amount five or ten years ago, not on each and every house built at any rate.
and don't always get it now. There are many variables that can affect the final profit on a build or refurb project. You try to plan for all of them but sometimes something happens and the hoped for 20% is eaten into, sometimes it isn't
Last thing you want is to not make anything out of it (or even a loss) and if the big developers make a loss on a project it can cost jobs as well.

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Originally Posted by martyh View Post
I consider I have more right to council housing than an immigrant
But an immigrants need is probably greater than yours. Many come here with nothing and need the house you live in. Surely you can afford a private rent or a mortgage? Setting aside your years of paying into the system, should you really be in a council property when there are many others out there whos need is much greater than yours?
From each according to his ability, to each according to his need?
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