pot and kettle spring to mind.We are all either "simple" or other gems, why debate, tis obvious your opinions are totally fact and correct. Priceless.
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The students are at it again after the Queen's Speech
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pot and kettle spring to mind.We are all either "simple" or other gems, why debate, tis obvious your opinions are totally fact and correct. Priceless.
Hampster Gull
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- Dec 22, 2010
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Really! Ok, to quote you "top earners pay loads of tax. Or are supposed to. They dont in practice...". Did you not mean that?
Now why does somebody who always plays the poor me and those nasty people with often hard earned money, seem to be the chap that would go abroad backpacking. Eek out your well earned austerity and enjoy yourself.
I`d say its entry level stuff to ridicule point on exact figures.... exaggerration is used by everyone......For example..if I was to think you a bit of a dick...It would make my point better if I threw in a couple of expletives as well...
Surely you agree
Nope, it would put you on Nibbles level of debating, rise above "dear chap"
Nibble
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I never play the "poor me" part, good luck to those who earn money, I earned mine and I'll be doing what I wish with it. After tax of course! earn as much as you can, earn millions if you can, it's good for the economy. But we only ask they pay their taxes, like everyone else. Right, left or centre politics, it stands.
Nibble
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Just because it's 3 on one it doesn't make the majority correct. I stand by my points but repeating them to children like yourself is pointless. I have some chores to tend to. Enjoy the rest of your Sunday and try not to say or do anything too idiotic out there. Toodlepip.
Hampster Gull
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- Dec 22, 2010
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5-1 now.......
That is a very sensible post
It is because finally it has gone from a "right wing" and rich agenda, to realising that tax evasion is not just restricted to the rich only.
Anyway, as one of the a fore mentioned "children", i am off to play on the swings at the park.
Hampster Gull
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Nope, it would put you on Nibbles level of debating, rise above "dear chap"
SM, yo will be pleased to note that consumer confidence its a record high since the Great crash and that economic growth is up several notches according tothe CBI. The momentum is building, wages starting to outstrip inflation. Hopefully it will continue
Hampster Gull
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Yes i noticed that change too.
Love it! :ROFL:I think you are right HG.
The construction industry is always the first to go into recession, up to two years sometimes before it fully takes effect in other parts of the working environment.
This time it was Oct 2007, although wages had been either static or dropping from 2004.
A barometer of the economy is if the construction/refurbishing/building is picking up......at the moment it is definitely picking up.
Hampster Gull
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The top 0.1% earn 5% of total income and pay 11% of tax.
Hampster Gull
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W.C.
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Congratulations on your thumbs ups.
W.C.
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Oh dear,sense of humour failure.
I thought WQW 's post was quite funny.
If one isn't too po-faced ,of course! Blimey, some people take things so seriously.
It's his standard line, along with his chums. If it were the other way round he'd be going on about sneering, middle classes in their ivory towers or whatever vacuous sound bite is flavour of the month. Unless of course I've missed out on the irony of the poster that is wellquickwoody
I think I'll probably find my laughs elsewhere on NSC.It's his standard line, along with his chums. If it were the other way round he'd be going on about sneering, middle classes in their ivory towers or whatever vacuous sound bite is flavour of the month. Unless of course I've missed out on the irony of the poster that is wellquickwoody
Oh come on,W.C., this is NSC, after all.
It is not worth getting too exercised about comments on here, whatever side of an argument/discussion one is on.
Still thought it was rather funny.
m20gull
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The amount may be "steadily rising" but as a percentage of total tax take that is the first rise in at least the 8 years of data included in the article. Could just be a blip.
Also worth noting that the hidden economy is estimated as much bigger than tax avoidance. I.e it is your working man taking cash that is not paying tax.