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Originally Posted by Osem
While we're on about companies which arrange their affairs, legally, to minimise what they pay in tax, let's not forget all the celebrity luvvies, footballers, musicians, TV presenters, etc. etc. etc. who do exactly the same. Let's especially not forget those who at the same time preach 'morality' to the rest of us...
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from your report
report] confirms that the richest have lost the most from the Government’s changes to taxes and welfare. Treasury analysis has shown that throughout the parliament that the richest 10 per cent of households have made the largest contribution to reducing the deficit. The Treasury presents the most complete, rigorous and detailed record of the impact of this government's policies on households. At Autumn Statement this confirmed that the richest 20 per cent of households will contribute more to reducing the deficit than the remaining 80 per cent put together.”
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It should come as no suprise that when the government reduce what it is paying out, that those who receive the most lose the most and those that receive little are "remarkably unscathed"