Well said that man.They should've grown some balls and said no if you haven't got skills we want 10 years ago then we wouldn't be in this mess
Not a single law broken in doing so.
Nothing to with principle. Everything to do with avoiding tax.
Avoiding tax via loopholes isn’t illegal but it is immoral. It’s self centred and small minded.
“Nothing to with principle. Everything to do with avoiding tax.Avoiding tax via loopholes isn’t illegal but it is immoral. It’s self centred and small minded”
“Nothing to with principle. Everything to do with avoiding tax.Avoiding tax via loopholes isn’t illegal but it is immoral. It’s self centred and small minded.
Not a single law broken in doing so.
Am I correct?
You probably do lots of things that are immoral. No-one judges you.
Saddle up your high horse and get outa dodge.
No, I disa greed.No nothing illegal. Just Rees-Mogg has an ulterior motive for Brexit. Nothing to do with “taking back control” or anything so idealistic. Simple greed.
It is ironic as the same people usually bash google, Facebook, Starbucks etc... for not paying taxes. One has to appreciate that flagrant double standard!!!!Not a single law broken in doing so.
I’m correct aren’t I.....no laws were broken.
You probably do lots of things that are immoral. No-one judges you.
Saddle up your high horse and get outa dodge.
There's a lot to be said for our poor tax laws. Which is down to the incompetence of the HMRC/HM government being over complicated with too many loopholes. Taxation should be straight forward, every person working in the UK should pay in, every company doing business should pay in. It's immoral not to pay for the education, free health care, transportation (roads/rail) etc of your employees. Maybe the HMRC should state how much the big revenue earners actually pay in, and shame them into paying more.
I'm actually really concerned about what will happen if we crash out with no deal and we have a harsh winter. As energy bills will fly up due to the UK being out of the EU Energy buying group, and the fall in the pound.
Those struggling now to make ends meet, with be under a huge strain to put food on the table and heat their homes.
We could actually see Brexit costing lives.
And I don't say that lightly.
You poking the Bear mateIt will be OK if you live outside of the UK somewhere warm say Australia maybe
Agreed with that statement. Taxes cannot be straightforward because life and business just is not simple black and white.Well yes, right until you actually look at the situation.
So Johhny Ives is the design driving force behind Apple (or was) He's in the USA, but Apple products sell globally. I don't think anyone would argue that a proportion of sales of Apple products are due to Johnny's input so where was 'the work done'?
<edit> Just an example BTW. There are many more for global companies...
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