I’ve seen the latest honest numbers, thanks to JD.
400 tax dodging greedy parasites is not anyone’s concern.
Rich tax-dodgers were bluffing
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feel free to provide a link that supports your claim.
A bit OT but related. What annoys me is when government use the word free. e.g. up here the SNP love saying 'we introduced free prescriptions, free baby boxes, free bus travel for those under age x, free this, free that'.
No, what you mean is you introduced tax payer funded prescriptions, tax payer funded baby boxes etc.
I genuinely believe government should be prohibited from using the word 'free' in this context and should have to use the phrase 'tax payer funded'.
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- The Telegraph: Published a detailed economics report titled “Number of UK millionaires shrinks to lowest in nearly two decades” focusing on the cooling property market and tax changes. [1]
- The Times: Ran the coverage under “Number of millionaires in UK falls to lowest since financial crisis”, highlighting warnings from shadow cabinet members regarding the shrinking tax base. [1]
- The Independent: Published “Number of UK millionaires falls to lowest level since 2008 financial crisis”, analyzing asset depreciation and the 7% year-on-year drop. [1]
- LBC News: Broadcasted and published an online summary titled “Number of UK millionaires 'falls to lowest level since 2008 financial crisis'”, mapping the decline since the 2021 peak. [1]
- MoneyWeek: Feature piece “Number of UK millionaires hits lowest level since 2008 financial crisis”outlined the impact of volatile financial markets on high-net-worth individuals. [1]
- Professional Adviser: Targeted wealth managers with “Number of British millionaires drops to lowest level since 2008”, focusing on financial implications for advisory firms. [1]
- Investment Migration Insider: Evaluated the demographic data in “Britain’s Millionaire Count Drops 59% in 4 Years”, discussing the broader global movement of mobile capital. [1]
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"free".
I’m happy with JDs up to date post. Your dated irrelevance distraction above is laughable.
400 tax dodging parasites. Close the door…
lol.
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They got better tax advice, secret trusts etc mean they can pretty don’t know what’s happening with their money. As if.1M millionaires in 2021, 440,000 today.
explain it.
Facts:
Number of UK Millionaires at Lowest Level Since Global Financial Crisis — Adam Smith Institute
There are fewer millionaires in Britain than at any time since the Global Financial Crisis, according to new inflation-adjusted estimates from the Adam Smith Institute. The latest records from our Millionaire Tracker show that there were 442,000 sterling millionaires in Britain, down by 7% sincewww.adamsmith.org
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600,000 new tax dodgers?
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why do you always resort to lies? Do you think it improves your credibility?
All you have to do is cite your original claim
and explain where over 1/2 a million millionaires disappeared to as per the research posted.
or you can flap your gums and post lies like your buddy.
Paying taxes is not an act of generosity.
Taxes are the price of your admission ticket to a civilised society.
How stupid do you need to be, to understand that people with low incomes pay less income tax than people with high incomes
(are supposed to)
and people with very low incomes pay no income tax at all?
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Do you or don't you stand by this?
…or worry about 400 tax dodging parasites not coming back after their holidays.
Good riddance.
