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| Quote: Cibaman "Isn't it the classic "Do all you're nasty stuff in the first three budgets, then have two popular ones" strategy?'"
Could well be. Get it out of the way and just let it all descend into a tit for tat arguement that the public loses interest in, then pop £0.10 off fuel duty and raise benefits before the election.
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| Quote: Andy Gilder "I'm interested to know how it will be by email, given that HMRC don't currently ask for the email addresses of self assessment taxpayers and make a point of saying they won't contact you by email unless you specifically request it to avoid people falling for phishing scams.
IMO it will go out with the paper self assessment statements that are issued to taxpayers, or potentially be available online to those who are registered with HMRC Online services.'"
If everyone's tax is spent in the same way, and you'd have to assume it would be, a simple web application would do it. i.e. if x% goes on defence and y% on the NHS, the app could just use your tax paid figure and split it up. With a bit more work it could do the same from your personal details and NI number.
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| Quote: Live Wired "icon_cry.gif
A good example of why the 50% rate is being reduced, there are parallels between the two taxes.
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| Nice of the government to pretend that the price of beer is not going up when in fact its going up by 5.4% a pint. 2% plus rate of inflation
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| Noticed Osbourne did not once utter the phrase " were all in this together ", but all the front bench of millionaires blushed when Milliband asked them to nod if they were now to get a 5% tax cut. Hypocrites
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| Quote: Richie "If everyone's tax is spent in the same way, and you'd have to assume it would be, a simple web application would do it. i.e. if x% goes on defence and y% on the NHS, the app could just use your tax paid figure and split it up. With a bit more work it could do the same from your personal details and NI number.'"
According to the further detail now published on the HMRC website, these statements will only be available to customers who submit their tax returns online. So presumably it will just be an extra option once you log on to SA Online.
So if you're a PAYE employee or submit your returns on paper, you're probably not going to get one.
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| Quote: Live Wired "icon_cry.gif
Fag machines already gone from our local pubs....
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| Quote: Andy Gilder "According to the further detail now published on the HMRC website, these statements will only be available to customers who submit their tax returns online. So presumably it will just be an extra option once you log on to SA Online.
So if you're a PAYE employee or submit your returns on paper, you're probably not going to get one.'"
So it's even more y crapitude than it initially appeared?
As if that were possible ...
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| Quote: Live Wired "icon_cry.gif
Smoke rollies. Player's Gold. It costs me about a tenner every fortnight to smoke.
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| Quote: fargrange1 "Noticed Osbourne did not once utter the phrase " were all in this together ", but all the front bench of millionaires blushed when Milliband asked them to nod if they were now to get a 5% tax cut. Hypocrites
If someone on £1 million gets no salary rise next year, the will still have an inflation busting 4.25% rise JUST with the tax cut.
With pay freezes for the poorest, increase tax burden on the pensioners who have a modest works pension, cutting of benefits and other measures targeting the poorest, is it suprising even this thick public school oaf has the savvy not to use the phrase.
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| Quote: vbfg "Smoke rollies. Player's Gold. It costs me about a tenner every fortnight to smoke.'"
You could give up and donate the money to the chancellor to plug the loopholes in the tax system for the rich.
Oh, no forgot, they are volunteering to stop using them which will pay for the loss of £3 billion Gideon has just given them.
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| Quote: Andy Gilder "According to the further detail now published on the HMRC website, these statements will only be available to customers who submit their tax returns online. So presumably it will just be an extra option once you log on to SA Online.
So if you're a PAYE employee or submit your returns on paper, you're probably not going to get one.'"
Good - it would only go in the recycling bin. When we have no control over what happens between elections it hardly seems worth telling us what the money is being spent on. No amount of ing and moaning will stop it happening (e.g. War in Iraq, NHS changes, welfare changes)
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| I thought someone might have commented on the Automatic Review of the State Pension age. Does this mean putting my pension age to 67 or more since they last put it up from 65 to 66 last year. Sorry I forgot we are all living to 100 plus. Not where I live they arnt
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| Quote: rover49 "You could give up and donate the money to the chancellor to plug the loopholes in the tax system for the rich.
Oh, no forgot, they are volunteering to stop using them which will pay for the loss of £3 billion Gideon has just given them.
Tell you what, it's not a brag, but I'm bloody glad I gave up eight weeks ago. And the driving force behind that was the cost - specifically, being charged over £9 at Glasgow airport last November - even though i'm fortunate enough that it wouldn't be a make or break cost.
But, yet again, who suffers most? It's almost as if they're actually saying that anyone who isn't already wealthy or on a very good whack can go swivel.
I don't know about anyone else, but I'm in danger of running out of adjectives to describe this lot. I wasn't much impressed with Labour in general (and detested Blair specifically), hated Thatcher etc, but this lot ... Well, their quite obvious sheer nastiness seems to know no bounds. And they're barely even trying to hide it.
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