What about wine? I don't expect to have to tolerate a lowering of the meniscus in my wine lakePrice of a pint down....what about working people who drink schooners and 1/3rds?
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[Other Sport] *** 2024 Autumn Budget Official Thread ***
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Curious Orange
Punxsatawney Phil
If they now announced a tweak to the WFA they'd totally smash this.
No. I’m asking what incentive is there for someone on the lowest grade to work for a promotion if their biggest pay rise comes from doing nothing, and yet the person who has the promotion sees the pay differential reduced.
Weststander
Well-known member
Pre election Labour actually announced the scrapping of the A27 bypass. Saying that money would go to fixing potholes nationwide.
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Now if she could just walk back the WFA change to next year, and spend the time coming up with a better way of implementing it, it would go from decent to great.
Weststander
Well-known member
"I listened to Bozza's representations .... ".
Do you think that may explain their Youtube channel having a mere 436 subscribers?They're not used to people saying that.
I love dull politics. 'Interesting times' is for lunatics.
That's not completely fair.
They're able to ignore West Sussex in exactly the same way.
Apart from the Arundel/Worthing issue West Sussex roads are so much better than the poor relation East Sussex.
You have big roads we have dirt tracks.
nicko31
Well-known member
Matthew Amroliwala on Beeb...
£40B Brexit black hole in the budget, same as the tax rises coming.
Well said
£40B Brexit black hole in the budget, same as the tax rises coming.
Well said
lost in london
Well-known member
Extra tax on private jets, sugary soft drinks, second home owners, wealthy landowning estates, private schools and hedge funds. Necessary and I can't see anyone saying that will hurt people who can't take it, and won't stop investment.
Tax and spend it is then.
Weststander
Well-known member
Only to Sompting.
I think they’re tiresome across the entire great county.
Felbridge, Sompting to Hampshire, A272 …. avoid like the plague.
We’ve spent the last decade living through “interesting times” and I for one am f***ing sick of them
Mentioning Brexit in a bad way on the BBC? He won’t be in a job very long.
Those who have been watching, what's the deal on second homes? Nothng of detail on the BBC. Asking for a friend.
Pavilionaire
Well-known member
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The increase in the National Insurance Employer Allowance from £5,000 to £10,500 tax-free is great news for small businesses. I employ 5 staff, my annual bill is c £10,000 so it will save my business £5,000.
However, it will be a major cost for big business, along with the increases in NMW / NLW.
It was interesting that she didn't increase the Higher Rate on CGT on residential property from 24% back to the 28% the Tories had it on last year. Overall, very little change on CGT.
And she spent the last half hour talking about just investment - it's been a while since that happened.
But getting rid of non-doms, private jet air passenger duty, VAT on private school tuition fees, Stamp Duty Land Tax rises on second homes and increase on CGT on assets sales are taxes on the rich, so it's not surprising Rishi and the Tories are upset. It's almost as if he'd prepared his speech before hearing the details of the Budget.
However, it will be a major cost for big business, along with the increases in NMW / NLW.
It was interesting that she didn't increase the Higher Rate on CGT on residential property from 24% back to the 28% the Tories had it on last year. Overall, very little change on CGT.
And she spent the last half hour talking about just investment - it's been a while since that happened.
But getting rid of non-doms, private jet air passenger duty, VAT on private school tuition fees, Stamp Duty Land Tax rises on second homes and increase on CGT on assets sales are taxes on the rich, so it's not surprising Rishi and the Tories are upset. It's almost as if he'd prepared his speech before hearing the details of the Budget.