Should billionaires and multinationals pay fair tax?

lol

Its LVT = its a tax on land. Now what happens to land that is empty and not built upon? That's taxed as well so more land will become available to be built upon. Why? Simple landowners can't sit on empty land cost free anymore they will pay the LVT as a holding tax and with no income coming in as the land is nit built on they will sell to someone willing to build on it and get a return.
Or increase the cost of the houses that they build on that taxed land. You live in fairyland
 
Sponsored Links
Go on explain your point idiot.

As a Brexiteer your understanding of economics and finance is worth didly squat lad.
One or both of two things always happens:

1. Cost increases get factored in to fees
2. Quality of offering is reduced to maintain margin

Neither is good for the consumer.
 
Oh good grief.. if it’s being avoided, it’s not in the tax receipts, if it’s being paid it is.

By lowering or freezing the tax thresholds the wealthy pay more in tax. That’s be because the rate increases as the earnings increase.
And where, exactly, does it say what tax these new additions to the higher earner figures pay?

Good grief
 
Sponsored Links
One or both of two things always happens:

1. Cost increases get factored in to fees
2. Quality of offering is reduced to maintain margin

Neither is good for the consumer.

What are you on about in regards to LVT?
 
And where, exactly, does it say what tax these new additions to the higher earner figures pay?

Good grief

Where do you think the government gets the data from?

Do they…

A) have a millionaire detector van
B) analyse the data in tax returns

I’ll help.. it’s not A. So if they analyse the data it’s because people have filed the return and paid the tax.
 
JohnD seems to be arguing that increases in costs do not get passed on. If so perhaps he could say why we’ve had a little bit of inflation recently.
 
Where do you think the government gets the data from?

Do they…

A) have a millionaire detector van
B) analyse the data in tax returns

I’ll help.. it’s not A. So if they analyse the data it’s because people have filed the return and paid the tax.
So you've got the figures then? Please show them.

Or is it

C) just guessing and hope somebody will believe you
 
JohnD seems to be arguing that increases in costs do not get passed on. If so perhaps he could say why we’ve had a little bit of inflation recently.
JohnD knows how prices are arrived at.
 
Sponsored Links
Back
Top