Rich tax-dodgers were bluffing

Oh dear, oh dear, oh dear.

So you are happy that they are no longer spending their wealth on expensive goods and services in the UK?

So you are happy they no longer pay taxes here in the UK

What about all the people who relied on their spending to keep them employed

I have to disagree with you 100%

The politics of envy is very much alive and well on the rabid left
Channel no 5 doesn’t wipe asses in the care home. Did all to do with envy
 
If the rich have more than enough to live on comfortably what’s the problem with using some of the excess to fund social care. I suspect the triple lock will also be relaxed to spread the load. As for non doms, don’t let them or their families back in at all except for criminal trials of the evaders.
Until people can be genuinely generous with taxes that they will be paying. It’s nothing more than a cry of “others should pay”.
 
Until people can be genuinely generous with taxes that they will be paying. It’s nothing more than a cry of “others should pay”.
That’s exactly what it isn’t, all (within the tax regime) pay, some more than others. Unbridled greed does however help with the handicap
 
The foundation of this conclusion is that not many have left, therefore everything's fine. How dumb.

Nobody moves country on a whim, it's complicated enough for a skint teenager planning a gap year while leaving all their stuff at their parents' house. But for a multi-millionaire with mansions, fast cars, chandeliers and grand pianos of course it's going to take time.

Many will be making their plans, and when it's happened it's too late to turn back the clock.

Plus many don't just leave anyway - they offshore their wealth but stay here themselves.
 
That’s exactly what it isn’t, all (within the tax regime) pay, some more than others. Unbridled greed does however help with the handicap
The starting position is this:
- Do I pay in more than I take out?
- If I do, am I happy for this to increase ?

If the answer is no to both, you are being "generous" with other people's money.
 
Q. Do UK citizens just pay income tax as part of their overall tax burden?

A. No.
As for non doms, don’t let them or their families back in at all except for criminal trials of the evaders.
Fugg 'em.
 
The starting position is this:
- Do I pay in more than I take out?
- If I do, am I happy for this to increase ?

If the answer is no to both, you are being "generous" with other people's money.
An economic dogma that says you determine spending by how much someone thinks they should pay in tax is doomed to fail
 
The foundation of this conclusion is that not many have left, therefore everything's fine. How dumb.

Nobody moves country on a whim, it's complicated enough for a skint teenager planning a gap year while leaving all their stuff at their parents' house. But for a multi-millionaire with mansions, fast cars, chandeliers and grand pianos of course it's going to take time.

Many will be making their plans, and when it's happened it's too late to turn back the clock.

Plus many don't just leave anyway - they offshore their wealth but stay here themselves.


How do you offshore a mansion?

Asking for a friend ;-)
 
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What is the word that you lefties call someone like the great, Mr Sowell?
 
...and their money (y) We'll be fine, Nosenout will give up his personal allowance.
An economic dogma that says you determine spending by how much someone thinks they should pay in tax is doomed to fail
That’s exactly how it should work.

Governments should live within their means. The source of tax income is not unlimited. The sooner the government realise they are competing with other countries to attract tax payers the sooner they will understand how growth works.
 
...and their money (y) We'll be fine, Nosenout will give up his personal allowance.
That’s exactly how it should work.

Governments should live within their means. The source of tax income is not unlimited. The sooner the government realise they are competing with other countries to attract tax payers the sooner they will understand how growth works.
Yes, but the dogma is based on the principle that taxation is necessary in a free and functioning society, not because free market economy decides what it can pay. As a business you are interested in profit and only profit despite the ****** about the customer being most important.
 
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