| IDS on 23:36 - Mar 18 with 2124 views | londonlisa2001 |
| IDS on 23:18 - Mar 18 by jackportis |
Don't people buy them they aren't free. Just a 10 pound tax would go far. |
Mobility allowance can be exchanged for scooter, car etc. Doesn't seem an awful lot of point in giving an allowance and then raising tax on it. Expensive way to hand money from left hand to right hand.
Getting Amazon to pay some tax would go further. |  | |  |
| IDS on 23:40 - Mar 18 with 2117 views | jackportis |
| IDS on 23:36 - Mar 18 by londonlisa2001 |
Mobility allowance can be exchanged for scooter, car etc. Doesn't seem an awful lot of point in giving an allowance and then raising tax on it. Expensive way to hand money from left hand to right hand.
Getting Amazon to pay some tax would go further. |
Good point I won't disagree with that. |  |
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| IDS on 23:45 - Mar 18 with 2098 views | Brynmill_Jack |
| IDS on 21:17 - Mar 18 by oh_tommy_tommy |
Wow
He has a heart
As I've said in the past on many occasion
You've got to be a bit of a c@nt to vote for those bastar$s |
No, he read my post on the leftist ocialist front's plans for him , seems he's scared of bamboo after all. F*cking weasel |  |
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| IDS on 23:46 - Mar 18 with 2097 views | Swanzay |
| IDS on 23:36 - Mar 18 by londonlisa2001 |
Mobility allowance can be exchanged for scooter, car etc. Doesn't seem an awful lot of point in giving an allowance and then raising tax on it. Expensive way to hand money from left hand to right hand.
Getting Amazon to pay some tax would go further. |
The fact the Cons wont truly go after the corporations in the budget was there for all to see!
Look after thier own, as always! |  | | |
| IDS on 00:14 - Mar 19 with 2074 views | londonlisa2001 |
| IDS on 23:46 - Mar 18 by Swanzay |
The fact the Cons wont truly go after the corporations in the budget was there for all to see!
Look after thier own, as always! |
That's not strictly the case though.
For the huge companies, the actual rate of corporation tax doesn't matter so much since they don't pay anywhere near that amount anyway because they employ complex tax reduction measures to ensure they don't.
A cut in the rate actually raises more money (since companies make less of an effort to avoid it) and helps smaller businesses (who can't afford to employ such measures or are too small to be able to - not operating in several countries for example) which stimulates the economy. There is a point at which that doesn't apply of course, but the cut yesterday will probably result in a higher take.
The big problem is the huge companies not paying what they should. That's the bit that has to be addressed and urgently. Funnily enough, the current government are doing more to attempt to address the problem than the Labour Party did. They are still not acting swiftly enough nor strictly enough. Partly that is because they are concerned that the UK will be seen as hostile to business (and they want business to be based here rather than in, just as an example, Ireland) and partly they are, as all governments before them for at least a generation, in thrall to big business.
Best thing in some ways that can happen is for us as consumers to boycott them. I have, for example, refused to buy anything at Amazon for at least a couple of years (I do buy Kindle stuff there because I have to, but I've switched to an independent book store and music stores even though the cost is higher). The only issue, is that I am then feeling guilty that I may cost some people in Swansea their jobs since they employ so many. It's difficult. | | | |
| IDS on 00:36 - Mar 19 with 2054 views | longlostjack |
| IDS on 00:14 - Mar 19 by londonlisa2001 |
That's not strictly the case though.
For the huge companies, the actual rate of corporation tax doesn't matter so much since they don't pay anywhere near that amount anyway because they employ complex tax reduction measures to ensure they don't.
A cut in the rate actually raises more money (since companies make less of an effort to avoid it) and helps smaller businesses (who can't afford to employ such measures or are too small to be able to - not operating in several countries for example) which stimulates the economy. There is a point at which that doesn't apply of course, but the cut yesterday will probably result in a higher take.
The big problem is the huge companies not paying what they should. That's the bit that has to be addressed and urgently. Funnily enough, the current government are doing more to attempt to address the problem than the Labour Party did. They are still not acting swiftly enough nor strictly enough. Partly that is because they are concerned that the UK will be seen as hostile to business (and they want business to be based here rather than in, just as an example, Ireland) and partly they are, as all governments before them for at least a generation, in thrall to big business.
Best thing in some ways that can happen is for us as consumers to boycott them. I have, for example, refused to buy anything at Amazon for at least a couple of years (I do buy Kindle stuff there because I have to, but I've switched to an independent book store and music stores even though the cost is higher). The only issue, is that I am then feeling guilty that I may cost some people in Swansea their jobs since they employ so many. It's difficult. |
Good post. The corporates and their tax avoidance has to be sorted. I can't understand why the UK France and Germany couldn't push this through. At the end of the day the EU is an enormous market for these companies - who would block the legislation? Ireland, the Netherlands, Lichtenstein? Meanwhile let's concentrate on the asbo types with their disability badges in parking slots. Peanuts in the big scheme of things but if it makes some people feel superior ...... |  |
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| IDS on 00:42 - Mar 19 with 2047 views | Jack_Meoff |
| IDS on 00:14 - Mar 19 by londonlisa2001 |
That's not strictly the case though.
For the huge companies, the actual rate of corporation tax doesn't matter so much since they don't pay anywhere near that amount anyway because they employ complex tax reduction measures to ensure they don't.
A cut in the rate actually raises more money (since companies make less of an effort to avoid it) and helps smaller businesses (who can't afford to employ such measures or are too small to be able to - not operating in several countries for example) which stimulates the economy. There is a point at which that doesn't apply of course, but the cut yesterday will probably result in a higher take.
The big problem is the huge companies not paying what they should. That's the bit that has to be addressed and urgently. Funnily enough, the current government are doing more to attempt to address the problem than the Labour Party did. They are still not acting swiftly enough nor strictly enough. Partly that is because they are concerned that the UK will be seen as hostile to business (and they want business to be based here rather than in, just as an example, Ireland) and partly they are, as all governments before them for at least a generation, in thrall to big business.
Best thing in some ways that can happen is for us as consumers to boycott them. I have, for example, refused to buy anything at Amazon for at least a couple of years (I do buy Kindle stuff there because I have to, but I've switched to an independent book store and music stores even though the cost is higher). The only issue, is that I am then feeling guilty that I may cost some people in Swansea their jobs since they employ so many. It's difficult. |
People need to stop thinking we live in a democracy. We don't. IMHO. Some just participate in the illusion of who gets to be the figurehead of GB PLC.
You're so right in your last paragraph. Purchasing power is massive. Keep it local, man.. |  |
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| IDS on 00:48 - Mar 19 with 2046 views | londonlisa2001 |
| IDS on 00:36 - Mar 19 by longlostjack |
Good post. The corporates and their tax avoidance has to be sorted. I can't understand why the UK France and Germany couldn't push this through. At the end of the day the EU is an enormous market for these companies - who would block the legislation? Ireland, the Netherlands, Lichtenstein? Meanwhile let's concentrate on the asbo types with their disability badges in parking slots. Peanuts in the big scheme of things but if it makes some people feel superior ...... |
It is absolute peanuts. Wrong, hugely annoying, but peanuts.
Badly thought out legislation which will obviously not go through and will be dropped gradually until it becomes a figment of everyone's imagination, same as the nonsense over tax credits. | | | |
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| IDS on 00:49 - Mar 19 with 2045 views | Swanzay |
| IDS on 00:14 - Mar 19 by londonlisa2001 |
That's not strictly the case though.
For the huge companies, the actual rate of corporation tax doesn't matter so much since they don't pay anywhere near that amount anyway because they employ complex tax reduction measures to ensure they don't.
A cut in the rate actually raises more money (since companies make less of an effort to avoid it) and helps smaller businesses (who can't afford to employ such measures or are too small to be able to - not operating in several countries for example) which stimulates the economy. There is a point at which that doesn't apply of course, but the cut yesterday will probably result in a higher take.
The big problem is the huge companies not paying what they should. That's the bit that has to be addressed and urgently. Funnily enough, the current government are doing more to attempt to address the problem than the Labour Party did. They are still not acting swiftly enough nor strictly enough. Partly that is because they are concerned that the UK will be seen as hostile to business (and they want business to be based here rather than in, just as an example, Ireland) and partly they are, as all governments before them for at least a generation, in thrall to big business.
Best thing in some ways that can happen is for us as consumers to boycott them. I have, for example, refused to buy anything at Amazon for at least a couple of years (I do buy Kindle stuff there because I have to, but I've switched to an independent book store and music stores even though the cost is higher). The only issue, is that I am then feeling guilty that I may cost some people in Swansea their jobs since they employ so many. It's difficult. |
Agree with what your saying, so lets cut the 100 book dossier of corporate tax lax and simplify it and make it fair for companies of all sizes.
Or has been muted if you operate in this country you pay tax in this country for what your OPEX/CAPEX/Earnings are from your UK operations on a slide value scale basis? | | | |
| IDS on 00:51 - Mar 19 with 2043 views | londonlisa2001 |
| IDS on 00:42 - Mar 19 by Jack_Meoff |
People need to stop thinking we live in a democracy. We don't. IMHO. Some just participate in the illusion of who gets to be the figurehead of GB PLC.
You're so right in your last paragraph. Purchasing power is massive. Keep it local, man.. |
Purchasing power is huge. PR is huge. It's the thing that will force change - as is already being seen with Google etc. | | | |
| IDS on 01:03 - Mar 19 with 2037 views | londonlisa2001 |
| IDS on 00:49 - Mar 19 by Swanzay |
Agree with what your saying, so lets cut the 100 book dossier of corporate tax lax and simplify it and make it fair for companies of all sizes.
Or has been muted if you operate in this country you pay tax in this country for what your OPEX/CAPEX/Earnings are from your UK operations on a slide value scale basis? |
i think something along those lines is what will happen. | | | |
| IDS on 02:19 - Mar 19 with 2006 views | Jack_Meoff |
| IDS on 00:51 - Mar 19 by londonlisa2001 |
Purchasing power is huge. PR is huge. It's the thing that will force change - as is already being seen with Google etc. |
Brilliant. Folk don't know what power they possess. And that's not just purchasing power. Just need a bit of collective waking... | |
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| IDS on 03:26 - Mar 19 with 1995 views | Starsky |
| IDS on 23:36 - Mar 18 by jackportis |
It is questionable that to many are classed as disabled. We see too often people parking in disabled places and they Spring out of their cars. The British race is to soft. I have a bad back it hurts in the morning and after standing. I just get on with it. |
You have no idea you utter ignorant man |  |
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| IDS on 06:53 - Mar 19 with 1963 views | jackportis |
| IDS on 03:26 - Mar 19 by Starsky |
You have no idea you utter ignorant man |
What part do you find ignorant? That there are too many badge holders? Fact. That people with blue badges Spring out of their cars? Fact. That britains are soft? Fact. You will also be familiar ladies and gentlemen that this poster is a frequent commentator of JP s postings. | |
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| IDS on 08:45 - Mar 19 with 1928 views | Brynmill_Jack |
| IDS on 03:26 - Mar 19 by Starsky |
You have no idea you utter ignorant man |
I don't know why you bite with him. It's so obvious he's a troll | |
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| IDS on 08:52 - Mar 19 with 1831 views | dgt73 |
| IDS on 23:36 - Mar 18 by jackportis |
It is questionable that to many are classed as disabled. We see too often people parking in disabled places and they Spring out of their cars. The British race is to soft. I have a bad back it hurts in the morning and after standing. I just get on with it. |
I agree with you. Help the people in need without doubt, but there are many taking the pi$$ and could work but don't. |  |
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| IDS on 08:57 - Mar 19 with 1817 views | epaul |
| IDS on 03:26 - Mar 19 by Starsky |
You have no idea you utter ignorant man |
Exactly, not all disabilities are visible, but hey let's tar them all |  |
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| IDS on 09:01 - Mar 19 with 1810 views | dgt73 |
| IDS on 08:57 - Mar 19 by epaul |
Exactly, not all disabilities are visible, but hey let's tar them all |
And not everyone with a disability should be entitled to benefits- people with disabilities should still work if they can. It's not as if they are expected to go down a coal mine. Many disabled people work and they have my respect. If you can operate a computer you can work. | |
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| IDS on 09:33 - Mar 19 with 1785 views | jackportis |
It does surprise me that Cameron had a disabled son and despite the Cameron's being rich claimed all the allowances. Cameron uses his son always as his defence. I would have thought he would have had a quiet word with Osborne not to push this. With regards to disabled parking. So if it's OK to get up and Spring out the car go shopping take bags back to car then it's ok for me to park in the child spaces despite the fact my kids are in their teens. Great. | |
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| IDS on 10:35 - Mar 19 with 1746 views | raynor94 |
Welsh Secretary Stephen Crabb, is his replacement, another nasty piece of work |  |
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| IDS on 10:42 - Mar 19 with 1737 views | Brynmill_Jack |
| IDS on 09:01 - Mar 19 by dgt73 |
And not everyone with a disability should be entitled to benefits- people with disabilities should still work if they can. It's not as if they are expected to go down a coal mine. Many disabled people work and they have my respect. If you can operate a computer you can work. |
You need a bit of political re-education . Hopefully this will prepare you for your future 
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| IDS on 10:45 - Mar 19 with 1733 views | Jack_Meoff |
| IDS on 09:01 - Mar 19 by dgt73 |
And not everyone with a disability should be entitled to benefits- people with disabilities should still work if they can. It's not as if they are expected to go down a coal mine. Many disabled people work and they have my respect. If you can operate a computer you can work. |
Please don't suggest disabled people have an easy time. The whole point of this 'government' has been to take money away from them. while pushing propaganda benefit porn which the stupid brainwashed public swallows like the sheep they are.
Why don't you employ a disabled person that can 'work a computer' then, put your money where your mouth is? [Post edited 19 Mar 2016 10:52]
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| IDS on 10:56 - Mar 19 with 1716 views | oh_tommy_tommy |
| IDS on 10:35 - Mar 19 by raynor94 |
Welsh Secretary Stephen Crabb, is his replacement, another nasty piece of work |
He must be a lovely man |  |
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| IDS on 11:00 - Mar 19 with 1712 views | dgt73 |
| IDS on 10:45 - Mar 19 by Jack_Meoff |
Please don't suggest disabled people have an easy time. The whole point of this 'government' has been to take money away from them. while pushing propaganda benefit porn which the stupid brainwashed public swallows like the sheep they are.
Why don't you employ a disabled person that can 'work a computer' then, put your money where your mouth is? [Post edited 19 Mar 2016 10:52]
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Where have I have suggested disabled people have an easy time ?
I would without doubt employ a disabled person - why wouldn't I ? | |
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| IDS on 11:03 - Mar 19 with 1708 views | Jack_Meoff |
| IDS on 23:35 - Mar 18 by skippyjack |
I'm not the one with the required information to say..
but i know a few 'disabilities' are opinions more than actual fact.. and can be argued to be false.. a lot of disabilities are being questioned everyday..
The ones that are being questioned..
Alcohol abuse
Anxiety Disorders
Aspergers Syndrome
ADHD
Chronic illness
Drug abuse
Dwarfism
Eating Disorders
Intellectual Disability
Learning disabilities
Obesity
A variety of mental health problems
Plus many people with disabilities function fine without financial support from numerous studies. |
I've worked with learning disabled people for decades. Their complex behaviour means they can also have a number of the other 'questionable' disabilities you list.
That's the spirit though, ask whether they need financial support or not. | |
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