For a man who say's he's a patriot and believes people should come together and make brexit a success because it's the democratic will of the people it's a bit of a cop out to say you'd take your business out of the country because of a democratic vote.You see, there you go again, wrong as usual, you’re a teacher aren’t you? That’s concerning.
All Corbyn’s fault? No that’s not my view at all. In fact if you step back and consider what you posted it’s a pretty daft statement.
No, if anyone’s to blame for Corbyn’s surge in popularity, it’s undoubtedly May. Her disastrous campaign helped turn a no-hope Marxist into a cult figure.
PM Corbyn would be seriously bad news for the country in my opinion and I would definitely relocate my business to Ireland rather than be on the wrong side of his ‘everything for free’ economy.
The £1bn DUP deal is worth every penny.
G Adams doesn't like the deal with the DUP
...which must mean it's a great deal for the United Kingdom.
D'you know...when I got to the word "opinion'" I thought...'bad news for the country in the opinion of petulant businessmen who perceive a threat (even if only short term) to profits...never complain about increased profits though. Reduced profits usually result in short term cost or corner cutting...& can easily end in disaster for PEOPLE at the sharp end. But the said businessmen only have a passing sympathy for them don't they?You see, there you go again, wrong as usual, you’re a teacher aren’t you? That’s concerning.
All Corbyn’s fault? No that’s not my view at all. In fact if you step back and consider what you posted it’s a pretty daft statement.
No, if anyone’s to blame for Corbyn’s surge in popularity, it’s undoubtedly May. Her disastrous campaign helped turn a no-hope Marxist into a cult figure.
PM Corbyn would be seriously bad news for the country in my opinion and I would definitely relocate my business to Ireland rather than be on the wrong side of his ‘everything for free’ economy.
The £1bn DUP deal is worth every penny.
I'm alright Jack - keep your hands off my stack!For a man who say's he's a patriot and believes people should come together and make brexit a success because it's the democratic will of the people it's a bit of a cop out to say you'd take your business out of the country because of a democratic vote.
The £1bn DUP deal is worth every penny.
For a man who say's he's a patriot and believes people should come together and make brexit a success because it's the democratic will of the people it's a bit of a cop out to say you'd take your business out of the country because of a democratic vote.
You see, there you go again, wrong as usual, you’re a teacher aren’t you? That’s concerning.
All Corbyn’s fault? No that’s not my view at all. In fact if you step back and consider what you posted it’s a pretty daft statement.
No, if anyone’s to blame for Corbyn’s surge in popularity, it’s undoubtedly May. Her disastrous campaign helped turn a no-hope Marxist into a cult figure.
PM Corbyn would be seriously bad news for the country in my opinion and I would definitely relocate my business to Ireland rather than be on the wrong side of his ‘everything for free’ economy.
The £1bn DUP deal is worth every penny.
Unless he means NI, maybe he's following the clever money, either way if he meansBizarre that he wants to move his business to Ireland. Surely it would be a massive financial risk considering that the Euro and the EU are on the verge of collapse?
If you're describing the £1bn DUP deal as 'cash for votes', how would you describe Comrade Corbyn's election bribe to students to wipe out their debts at a cost to the taxpayer of £30bn?
No way the Labour manifesto was fully costed with realistic assumptions, if you believe that you are an idiot.It was a costed manifesto pledge people in their millions voted for. The DUP deal isn't.
No way the Labour manifesto was fully costed with realistic assumptions, if you believe that you are an idiot.
You're pro EU then, I assume...I would definitely relocate my business to Ireland
More or less the response I expected to my post and I do understand the reaction. However this is the real world, this is what businesses do. The days of businesses sitting tight and having to ride the storm of increased local taxation and reduced profits are largely over. Relocating to say Ireland where CT is currently 12.5% is a very simple operation and in the case of my business, extremely attractive compared to the 26% rate Corbyn has proposed. You’d all do exactly the same in my position.
I’m not trying to be clever but that’s the way it works. Mine is a small (£2m) but very profitable company and I know of two other similar size businesses who intend to do exactly the same thing when and I believe he probably will, Corbyn gets in. If small businesses are already thinking like that, imagine what the big ones are planning. The point is that you all rub your hands and think ‘great idea, let’s tax the businesses and share the wealth’ but in reality it doesn’t work like that. It’s been tried before and failed. Nice in theory but successful businesses up and leave and take the brightest talents with them. The disastrous brain drain of the 1970’s will be nothing by comparison because nowadays it’s so easy to relocate and operate remotely from anywhere in the world. This governments’ strategy of steadily reducing CT rates to its current 19% is I believe the correct one because it encourages business growth which contributes to a heathy economy from which everyone should benefit.
I apologise if I rubbed any of you up the wrong way, the relocating statement was not meant to sound arrogant, merely a matter of fact. I’m from wonderful working class parents and was brought up on council estates and extremely proud of my roots but I’ve worked hard to build my business and like everyone on here I’m sure, I want to do the best I can for my family. That’s all.
Gotta get some work done now.
Yes but all the business in those countries have moved away because of the high tax ratesbut what I don't understand regarding the proposed hike in Corporation tax is that even at 26% there will be countries with higher who are still performing better than us economically.
One party fully costed with a buffer of several billion in the event of lower than expected tax receipts. Another party with no costings at all yet people happily believed the Conservatives would make good on their promises, despite them having failed to do so following the last two elections.No way the Labour manifesto was fully costed with realistic assumptions, if you believe that you are an idiot.
but what I don't understand regarding the proposed hike in Corporation tax is that even at 26% there will be countries with higher who are still performing better than us economically.
On that logic someone earning £1m a year could pay a lower tax rate than someone earning £30K a year and you'd be happy as long as the total they were paying was more than the lower earner.Corporation tax yield has increased.
David Davis:'We're not going to introduce ID cards. We're going to introduce cards of identification'.
He was vehemently against having them for British citizens but is happy for Europeans to have them, isn't treating people differently based on the country of their birth almost the perfect definition of xenophobia.Hahahaha! Yet another incompetent moron abandoning his principles.
He was vehemently against having them for British citizens but is happy for Europeans to have them, isn't treating people differently based on the country of their birth almost the perfect definition of xenophobia.
I suspect they would ask him who his doctor was the same way they always ask me.Would this mean that British citizens would have to show passports to access healthcare? What if say, a bilingual French man was over and holiday and his English accent led hospital staff to believe he was born here?
What if say, a bilingual French man was over and holiday and his English accent led hospital staff to believe he was born here?
yes. Or they might ask him the whereabouts of theI suspect they would ask him who his doctor was the same way they always ask me.
I suspect they would ask him who his doctor was the same way they always ask me.
I can't believe these lazy NHS staff think they deserve more than they already get,After allSo the government block another amendment - this time on lifting the public sector pay cap for NHS and emergency services.
Who will be the first lackey on here to defend it?
I can't believe these lazy NHS staff think they deserve more than they already get,After all
you don't see the Queen complaining, and she's only getting an extra £6,000,000 a year.
Remember we're all in it together
Like when austerity was starting to kick in, no money for anyone, we know it hurts,I meant to mention that the other day, it's an utter farce and can't believe actually put up with it.
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