Labour tax dodging hypocrites!
06 June 2013, 10:18 PM
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Labour tax dodging hypocrites!
They go on about big business dodging tax and so called 'tax cuts for millionaires' but are happy to accept donations structured to mitigate tax liability for millionaires
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/poli...l-of-1.5m.html
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/poli...l-of-1.5m.html
07 June 2013, 04:57 AM
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i heard on the news last night "if labour get back in, they promise to do something about the welfare system".
You're a bit late labour, someone else is sorting it out and besides, Labour's version of sorting out the welfare would be to give more of it away. *******.
You're a bit late labour, someone else is sorting it out and besides, Labour's version of sorting out the welfare would be to give more of it away. *******.
07 June 2013, 11:43 AM
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And therein lies the problem.
They will and do spend £££ chasing someone from pillar to post for 3100, dishing out fines for late payment right and left as they go, they can, and do, hang on to money they owe you for months, telling lies along the way and forcing you to jump through hoop after hoop to get it back, but they seemingly WILL NOT chase the big tax dodgers.
I "wonder" if it has ANYTHING to do with the FACT that the man in the street cannot offer whatever minister is in charge at the time, a directorship after he leaves office to leave him alone...?
They will and do spend £££ chasing someone from pillar to post for 3100, dishing out fines for late payment right and left as they go, they can, and do, hang on to money they owe you for months, telling lies along the way and forcing you to jump through hoop after hoop to get it back, but they seemingly WILL NOT chase the big tax dodgers.
I "wonder" if it has ANYTHING to do with the FACT that the man in the street cannot offer whatever minister is in charge at the time, a directorship after he leaves office to leave him alone...?
07 June 2013, 02:16 PM
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Milliband says:
Donor John Mills says:
Milliband is a lying prat!! 
“My understanding of this – and this is what we checked with John Mills – is the reason he gave us the money in that way was because he wanted us to have a steady stream of income."
“To be honest with you, it is the most tax efficient way of doing this. Because, otherwise, you get no tax relief on donations to political parties for understandable reasons."
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Love this sort of thing. One party are slinging mud at the other over the likes of Amazon and Starbucks and the other's reluctance to do anything about it and then the other party find some mud to sling back. Supporters of each party jump to the defence of their party and we get a few days of media fuelled frenzy... and then it all quietens down, nothing changes and they are ALL still f**king useless liars!
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They go on about big business dodging tax and so called 'tax cuts for millionaires' but are happy to accept donations structured to mitigate tax liability for millionaires
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/poli...l-of-1.5m.html
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/poli...l-of-1.5m.html
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