Watch out, Rachel from accounts has got her pen and paper out.
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At last someone asked.
But I can't tell you, You've placed your bet on my longevity.
It might be deduced as insider trading.
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An entertaining one obviously.
If that's entertainment then this forum badly needs a bowling alley.
Human cloning.
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Science fiction.
Human regeneration under different names?
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Iteration is a recognised process for improvement and development.
The nation's coffers have missed out on more than £1billion in capital gains taxes after wealthy individuals quit the UK in their droves.
New figures from HMRC reveal capital gains tax (CGT) paid to the Treasury dropped by £1.4 billion in the 12 months to March.
The sharp fall in revenues comes as Chancellor Rachel Reeves struggles to balance her books.
Many non-doms – UK residents whose permanent home for tax purposes is outside the UK – and members of Britain's home-grown wealthy elite are leaving the country to escape the heavy tax burden on their assets and earnings.
High-profile defectors include top Goldman Sachs banker Richard Gnodde and British property tycoons the Livingstone brothers.
Inquiries about leaving the UK in the first three months of this year were nearly three times higher compared with the same period in 2024, according to Henley and Partners, which provides global relocation services. CGT is paid on profits on assets including second homes, stocks and shares.
At the start of this month, the rate rose from 20 per cent to 24 per cent for high tax rate payers following changes in Ms Reeves' Budget in October.
Non-domiciled people who live in Britain are for the first time having their worldwide earnings subject to UK tax after changes implemented by Labour last year.
Figures show the amount of CGT paid to the Treasury dropped by more than 10 per cent to £13 billion in the 12 months to March 2025, from £14.5 billion last year.
It is a blow for Ms Reeves, who is struggling to improve public finances amid a global trade war instigated by US President Donald Trump's tariffs.
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Major tax contributors running away from a country where the Left is in charge.
Nothing new to see here.
Nothing new to see here.
If you think this Labour government is left-wing then you really need to pay attention.
It's surely masqueraded as left wing.
In reality they're all the same nowadays, slaves of multinationals agenda.
