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Everything posted by BobyBrno
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I know. đ
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I know and I did use the word scepticism. I think the numpty thing was him being self deprecating. It was he who was spreading the nonsense. I think, like me, heâd had a drink.đ
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Allâs wellđ
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A bit of scepticism before bedtime. Good night.
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Are they âbrownâ?
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I was self employed for over 20 years. I was a sole trader as Iâve mentioned many times before. My income was my profit. Like you, no paid holidays etc. 90% of my income was invoiced. 9% card, 1% cash. I paid my tax and NI. I have no problem with anyone doing it another way. Just donât brag about it. Most donât have the option.
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Youâre falling into the âTradiesâ rhetoric. A typical prejudiced view. Cash in hand and all that. There are many, probably the majority of small businesses, sat behind a computer as a director of a company paying themselves a wage of less than ÂŁ12,500 a year and paying little tax or NI.
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I didnât deny it. I admitted I voted for them. Itâs the only time I could have voted for them. I just want you to admit it. Not sure what âopenâ means.
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Are you saying I voted Reform at the last election?
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Anyway. Now youâve mentioned it. âyes Donald, no Donald, anything you want Donald, shall I take my pants down now Donaldâ đ
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Why keep asking me what Reform will do then. đ¤ˇââď¸
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People blame the Tories, they also want to know what Reform with their 5 mps will do. Why doesnât anyone (apart from a select few) ever question this government đ¤ˇââď¸
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From June 2024.
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I thought so. Im sure Stokes had his reasons. Not sure what they were though.
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Shame. Provided many lunches for me over a 10 year period and a few pasties for parties.
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Same here. Donât forget NI.đ I picked up on your âTradiesâ comment because they (working class tradesmen) are just the tip of the iceberg. We can all benefit from a cash job but the majority of businesses that âavoidâ tax are not dealing in cash. Itâs all about tax rules. The rules need changing. We are all in it togetherđ
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Tough day. Posted before the end hoping that I can be proved wrong. đ
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If only you didnât give out your personal details on here we wouldnât know about your âtax avoidanceâ đ As you well know, itâs not about âcash in handâ
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No. I did that.
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Tradies? Thatâs a broad and frankly class term. âDirectorsâ is a better one. Lots of them about. I thought Labour were going to sort it out. I was wrong. Itâs tax avoidance by the way, not tax dodging.đ
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đ Whoosh! Anyway, I never said where it was. Crawley wonât be happy with you now.
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Nope. Asylum seekers. Blame AI. You mentioned âbrown peopleâ. Again.
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To be fair, I think things may be changing down there. I see Angela Rayner wants people down south to pay more council tax to subsidise us poor buggers oop north. Sheâs not all bad. đ