HappyasLarry
Well-known member
Thoughts?
Taxis won’t go up, Michelle . We’ll be competing for customers.Taxpayers. Extra vat on some non food products I think everything will go up in price to recoup some money bus fares. Taxis , beers , holidays, etc
That’s great news johnno I will always use your company as you knowTaxis won’t go up, Michelle . We’ll be competing for customers.
as the average house price is £231,000 in the UK, your tax is going to hit a lot of ordinary people very hard. Is your 3% a one off or yearly?3% wealth tax on all assets over £100,000. Interest free loans repayable on the sale or inheritance of such assets where liquidity is not sufficient to meet the costs of the payment so that the burden is moved from the government to the asset holder. Finally a fairer tax system such as prevailed throughout the western world until the 1980s. In the 1950s entrepreneurial did not stagnate despite much higher tax rates than exist today.
And the tariffs on everything to and from the EU? That EU who is our biggest trading partner?Things will be better next year once we no longer have to pay EU tariffs on numerous goods from beyond the EU. In the short term we will get clobbered with taxes.
It could have been much worse without Boris at the helm believe me.
One off. I read an economist that stated that alongside the other tax changes suggested this would raise all the money required without the need for additional austerity cuts which have harmed the poorest in society to a far greater extent. I would expect to pay a little more in tax in the future but would rather that than further cuts to public services. As I stated the burden for those with assets locked in would be paid on the sale or transfer of those assets rather than an immediate financial burden which would make it manageable with planning on the vast majority of cases. It was quite a while ago and I could not remember the source, unfortunately.as the average house price is £231,000 in the UK, your tax is going to hit a lot of ordinary people very hard. Is your 3% a one off or yearly?