Raynor the tax dodger

[denso13]

Don't read it then.
If you think Christians are ginocidal and bigoted because they follow the bible teaching, you've done better: you're a bigoted c#nt full of hatred just born like that.

I'm a lover not a fighter.

 

[johnny2007]

I'm a lover not a fighter.

However you fight every single intervention from people not following your twisted arguments.
Denso is the most appropriate name for you.
Just Google its meaning in Italian

 

[johnny2007]

Here, I've done it for you in case you don't know how...

What is the meaning of Denso?


thick

adjective. stiff [adjective] (of a cooking mixture etc) thick, and not flowing. thick [adjective] (of liquids, mixtures etc) containing solid matter; not flowing (easily) when poured.

 

[denso13]

Here, I've done it for you in case you don't know how...

What is the meaning of Denso?


thick

adjective. stiff [adjective] (of a cooking mixture etc) thick, and not flowing. thick [adjective] (of liquids, mixtures etc) containing solid matter; not flowing (easily) when poured.

Really funny, thanks.

 

[securespark]

Lets see if she sues her lawyer for the 5k+ in fines and charges she will have to pay + reputational damage.

 

[pete01]

 

[gas112]

I'm a lover not a fighter.

Not with a coupon like yours your not. But yep face full of second prizes

 

[motorbiking]

Angela Rayner’s family home was increased in value by more than £150,000 after an “error” by lawyers. The value of the property in Ashton-under-Lyne was raised from £487,500 to £650,000 in April 2024, official documents seen by The Telegraph show. Months later, Ms Rayner sold her stake in the home to a trust set up for her disabled son for £162,500 – the same amount as the increase in property price.

The increase in cost meant that their house was worth nearly twice as much as other properties on the street.

"Now listen up little Billy your house is now worth twice as much as any other property in the street. That means my 25% share is also, worth double and now I'm going to sell it to you, because I need the money for my new flat." She literally robbed him.

 

[pete01]

Angela Rayner’s family home was increased in value by more than £150,000 after an “error” by lawyers. The value of the property in Ashton-under-Lyne was raised from £487,500 to £650,000 in April 2024, official documents seen by The Telegraph show. Months later, Ms Rayner sold her stake in the home to a trust set up for her disabled son for £162,500 – the same amount as the increase in property price.

The increase in cost meant that their house was worth nearly twice as much as other properties on the street.

"Now listen up little Billy your house is now worth twice as much as any other property in the street. That means my 25% share is also, worth double and now I'm going to sell it to you, because I need the money for my new flat." She literally robbed him.

2 questions?

How can one house be worth twice as much as any other in the street?

And it's robbing in a good way because he will be left it all anyway one day wont he? Probably?

 

[Deleted member 317777]

2 questions?

How can one house be worth twice as much as any other in the street?

And it's robbing in a good way because he will be left it all anyway one day wont he? Probably?

She had the value inflated so she could take money from her disabled son’s trust.

The more it’s valued at, the more she could sell her share for.

It’s a disgrace and Keir should have taken action. But he’s a weak little man.

 

[blup]

If this is the masterclass in tax avoidance that some are calling it, maybe it’s a step towards forcing a petition based by election. House revaluations are not public record afaik, so it seems somebody has inside information or has breached data protection /privacy rights to get the story. But it’s not unusual to get a wide range of valuations when selling a house. And street values vary significantly by property type do averages can be misleading. It’s really cruel to suggest she is harming her child for money, he is staying there for his care under a court order.

 

[Deleted member 317777]

If this is the masterclass in tax avoidance that some are calling it, maybe it’s a step towards forcing a petition based by election. House revaluations are not public record afaik, so it seems somebody has inside information or has breached data protection /privacy rights to get the story. But it’s not unusual to get a wide range of valuations when selling a house. And street values vary significantly by property type do averages can be misleading. It’s really cruel to suggest she is harming her child for money, he is staying there for his care under a court order.

More waffle.

Estate agents don’t “double” one house v another in the same street.

Utter nonsense from you as usual.

 

[johnny2007]

Angela Rayner’s family home was increased in value by more than £150,000 after an “error” by lawyers. The value of the property in Ashton-under-Lyne was raised from £487,500 to £650,000 in April 2024, official documents seen by The Telegraph show. Months later, Ms Rayner sold her stake in the home to a trust set up for her disabled son for £162,500 – the same amount as the increase in property price.

The increase in cost meant that their house was worth nearly twice as much as other properties on the street.

"Now listen up little Billy your house is now worth twice as much as any other property in the street. That means my 25% share is also, worth double and now I'm going to sell it to you, because I need the money for my new flat." She literally robbed him.

This is exactly what happened.
Clear and concise, well done.

More waffle.

Estate agents don’t “double” one house v another in the same street.

Utter nonsense from you as usual.

They do, mainly to inflate prices of properties in the area.
A 3 bedroom house near me has been marketed for £650k.
This is an extremely unrealistic price, but by putting this house on the market for that price, other houses worth £400k can be easily marketed for £450k and still look reasonable to someone buying in the area.
The £650k house has been on the market 6 months and I bet it will be there for at least another year before the owner realises it's been conned.

 

[Deleted member 317777]

They do, mainly to inflate prices of properties in the area.
A 3 bedroom house near me has been marketed for £650k.
This is an extremely unrealistic price, but by putting this house on the market for that price, other houses worth £400k can be easily marketed for £450k and still look reasonable to someone buying in the area.
The £650k house has been on the market 6 months and I bet it will be there for at least another year before the owner realises it's been conned

So you think it’s an honest mistake ?

 

[blup]

So you think it’s an honest mistake ?

Its not about honesty or dishonesty. Its about flexible estate agents. A house near us was marketed for 450k and sold for under 300. A lot depends on the purchaser