Avoiding tax, in theory
03 September 2004, 11:53 PM
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Avoiding tax, in theory
Hi peeps,
Strange question but....
I have a friend
considering opening an internet store delivering eletronic information. All the kit etc is based in the us but the person is based in the uk. How can he avoid as much tax as possible? Offshore accounts ?
On the internet, when a transaction takes place, where is it said to occur on a legal footing ?
Strange question but....
I have a friend
considering opening an internet store delivering eletronic information. All the kit etc is based in the us but the person is based in the uk. How can he avoid as much tax as possible? Offshore accounts ? On the internet, when a transaction takes place, where is it said to occur on a legal footing ?
04 September 2004, 12:04 AM
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Originally Posted by Stueyb
l0l one too many stellas myself but im asking anyhow 
Lets say the **** channel stired my thinkin
Lets say the **** channel stired my thinkin I'd ask a solicitor/accountant/advisor man. An hours fee is better than being told rubbish on here.
Good luck.
As for savings, I hear Switzerland is quite good....
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04 September 2004, 01:38 AM
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Originally Posted by Stueyb
Hi peeps,
Strange question but....
I have a friend considering opening an internet store delivering eletronic information. All the kit etc is based in the us but the person is based in the uk. How can he avoid as much tax as possible? Offshore accounts ?
On the internet, when a transaction takes place, where is it said to occur on a legal footing ?
Strange question but....
I have a friend
considering opening an internet store delivering eletronic information. All the kit etc is based in the us but the person is based in the uk. How can he avoid as much tax as possible? Offshore accounts ? On the internet, when a transaction takes place, where is it said to occur on a legal footing ?
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04 September 2004, 02:17 AM
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Originally Posted by Prince Popeye
Tax evasion is against the law. We must all pay our taxes to fund the Chav babies of our future. Trish rulez 
Good point. I gave them over £1000 last month!!!
Nice aren't I !!!
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