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"On the 18th January Boris started the consultation on turning the U.K. into an offshore low tax low regulation state. So that means if you’re rich you will be richer and if you’re poor just get comfy as it won’t be changing. https://dailybusinessgroup.co.uk/2021/01/johnson-consults-on-singapore-of-europe-plan/ To give you an idea of how that will pan out here are two links to show you the gap between rich and poor. And to think some people said “no that’s not the plan and Brexit is nothing to do with tax”. The first link is related to the political elite but the are other links available showing the rich privileged life offered to wealthy tax avoiding individuals. The second is a sad tale of some unfortunate workers earning $5 a day whilst living in the eighth richest country in the world. https://international.thenewslens.com/article/102993 https://borgenproject.org/tag/poverty-in-singapore/ In fairness given the increased costs and total lack of seamless trade over Brexit this is looking like the only option to make the country attractive to major investment. Can’t see it being great for your average worker though. If your wealthy it’s time to say “all our tax haven fish are very happy”! " You are jealous of the wealthy pathetic | |||
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"On the 18th January Boris started the consultation on turning the U.K. into an offshore low tax low regulation state. So that means if you’re rich you will be richer and if you’re poor just get comfy as it won’t be changing. https://dailybusinessgroup.co.uk/2021/01/johnson-consults-on-singapore-of-europe-plan/ To give you an idea of how that will pan out here are two links to show you the gap between rich and poor. And to think some people said “no that’s not the plan and Brexit is nothing to do with tax”. The first link is related to the political elite but the are other links available showing the rich privileged life offered to wealthy tax avoiding individuals. The second is a sad tale of some unfortunate workers earning $5 a day whilst living in the eighth richest country in the world. https://international.thenewslens.com/article/102993 https://borgenproject.org/tag/poverty-in-singapore/ In fairness given the increased costs and total lack of seamless trade over Brexit this is looking like the only option to make the country attractive to major investment. Can’t see it being great for your average worker though. If your wealthy it’s time to say “all our tax haven fish are very happy”! " I seem to remember becoming poorer under Tony Blair & Gordon Brown. Now where did my final salary pension scheme go? | |||
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"On the 18th January Boris started the consultation on turning the U.K. into an offshore low tax low regulation state. So that means if you’re rich you will be richer and if you’re poor just get comfy as it won’t be changing. https://dailybusinessgroup.co.uk/2021/01/johnson-consults-on-singapore-of-europe-plan/ To give you an idea of how that will pan out here are two links to show you the gap between rich and poor. And to think some people said “no that’s not the plan and Brexit is nothing to do with tax”. The first link is related to the political elite but the are other links available showing the rich privileged life offered to wealthy tax avoiding individuals. The second is a sad tale of some unfortunate workers earning $5 a day whilst living in the eighth richest country in the world. https://international.thenewslens.com/article/102993 https://borgenproject.org/tag/poverty-in-singapore/ In fairness given the increased costs and total lack of seamless trade over Brexit this is looking like the only option to make the country attractive to major investment. Can’t see it being great for your average worker though. If your wealthy it’s time to say “all our tax haven fish are very happy”! I seem to remember becoming poorer under Tony Blair & Gordon Brown. Now where did my final salary pension scheme go?"  True for many | |||
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"On the 18th January Boris started the consultation on turning the U.K. into an offshore low tax low regulation state. So that means if you’re rich you will be richer and if you’re poor just get comfy as it won’t be changing. https://dailybusinessgroup.co.uk/2021/01/johnson-consults-on-singapore-of-europe-plan/ To give you an idea of how that will pan out here are two links to show you the gap between rich and poor. And to think some people said “no that’s not the plan and Brexit is nothing to do with tax”. The first link is related to the political elite but the are other links available showing the rich privileged life offered to wealthy tax avoiding individuals. The second is a sad tale of some unfortunate workers earning $5 a day whilst living in the eighth richest country in the world. https://international.thenewslens.com/article/102993 https://borgenproject.org/tag/poverty-in-singapore/ In fairness given the increased costs and total lack of seamless trade over Brexit this is looking like the only option to make the country attractive to major investment. Can’t see it being great for your average worker though. If your wealthy it’s time to say “all our tax haven fish are very happy”! You are jealous of the wealthy pathetic" Hate to break it to you but financially I’m very alright Jack!  but don’t let your ignorance get in the way of your prejudice.
Your stupid remark means you don’t understand the implications of the direction this will take the country if we allow it.
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"On the 18th January Boris started the consultation on turning the U.K. into an offshore low tax low regulation state. So that means if you’re rich you will be richer and if you’re poor just get comfy as it won’t be changing. https://dailybusinessgroup.co.uk/2021/01/johnson-consults-on-singapore-of-europe-plan/ To give you an idea of how that will pan out here are two links to show you the gap between rich and poor. And to think some people said “no that’s not the plan and Brexit is nothing to do with tax”. The first link is related to the political elite but the are other links available showing the rich privileged life offered to wealthy tax avoiding individuals. The second is a sad tale of some unfortunate workers earning $5 a day whilst living in the eighth richest country in the world. https://international.thenewslens.com/article/102993 https://borgenproject.org/tag/poverty-in-singapore/ In fairness given the increased costs and total lack of seamless trade over Brexit this is looking like the only option to make the country attractive to major investment. Can’t see it being great for your average worker though. If your wealthy it’s time to say “all our tax haven fish are very happy”! You are jealous of the wealthy pathetic" Who are the "wealthy pathetic"? | |||
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"On the 18th January Boris started the consultation on turning the U.K. into an offshore low tax low regulation state. So that means if you’re rich you will be richer and if you’re poor just get comfy as it won’t be changing. https://dailybusinessgroup.co.uk/2021/01/johnson-consults-on-singapore-of-europe-plan/ To give you an idea of how that will pan out here are two links to show you the gap between rich and poor. And to think some people said “no that’s not the plan and Brexit is nothing to do with tax”. The first link is related to the political elite but the are other links available showing the rich privileged life offered to wealthy tax avoiding individuals. The second is a sad tale of some unfortunate workers earning $5 a day whilst living in the eighth richest country in the world. https://international.thenewslens.com/article/102993 https://borgenproject.org/tag/poverty-in-singapore/ In fairness given the increased costs and total lack of seamless trade over Brexit this is looking like the only option to make the country attractive to major investment. Can’t see it being great for your average worker though. If your wealthy it’s time to say “all our tax haven fish are very happy”! You are jealous of the wealthy pathetic Hate to break it to you but financially I’m very alright Jack! but don’t let your ignorance get in the way of your prejudice.
Your stupid remark means you don’t understand the implications of the direction this will take the country if we allow it.
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"it's almost as if the conservatives have run out of everyone else's money yet again. " Do you mean like labour did? Even sold off the gold reserves to find an already bloated civil service. Jobs for everyone. No matter the cost. | |||
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"On the 18th January Boris started the consultation on turning the U.K. into an offshore low tax low regulation state. So that means if you’re rich you will be richer and if you’re poor just get comfy as it won’t be changing. https://dailybusinessgroup.co.uk/2021/01/johnson-consults-on-singapore-of-europe-plan/ To give you an idea of how that will pan out here are two links to show you the gap between rich and poor. And to think some people said “no that’s not the plan and Brexit is nothing to do with tax”. The first link is related to the political elite but the are other links available showing the rich privileged life offered to wealthy tax avoiding individuals. The second is a sad tale of some unfortunate workers earning $5 a day whilst living in the eighth richest country in the world. https://international.thenewslens.com/article/102993 https://borgenproject.org/tag/poverty-in-singapore/ In fairness given the increased costs and total lack of seamless trade over Brexit this is looking like the only option to make the country attractive to major investment. Can’t see it being great for your average worker though. If your wealthy it’s time to say “all our tax haven fish are very happy”! " So are you suggesting that the gov will put restrictions on withdrawing pension funds? (as i thought they made this easier a few years ago),do away with the minimum wage and decrease wages (they are raising it in april) and make certain people ineligible for universal credit? do you actually read any of these links you post or just go by the headlines? | |||
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"it's almost as if the conservatives have run out of everyone else's money yet again. Do you mean like labour did? " no, i don't. | |||
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"it's almost as if the conservatives have run out of everyone else's money yet again. Do you mean like labour did? no, i don't." Of course not.. you're colour blind. | |||
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"On the 18th January Boris started the consultation on turning the U.K. into an offshore low tax low regulation state. So that means if you’re rich you will be richer and if you’re poor just get comfy as it won’t be changing. https://dailybusinessgroup.co.uk/2021/01/johnson-consults-on-singapore-of-europe-plan/ To give you an idea of how that will pan out here are two links to show you the gap between rich and poor. And to think some people said “no that’s not the plan and Brexit is nothing to do with tax”. The first link is related to the political elite but the are other links available showing the rich privileged life offered to wealthy tax avoiding individuals. The second is a sad tale of some unfortunate workers earning $5 a day whilst living in the eighth richest country in the world. https://international.thenewslens.com/article/102993 https://borgenproject.org/tag/poverty-in-singapore/ In fairness given the increased costs and total lack of seamless trade over Brexit this is looking like the only option to make the country attractive to major investment. Can’t see it being great for your average worker though. If your wealthy it’s time to say “all our tax haven fish are very happy”! So are you suggesting that the gov will put restrictions on withdrawing pension funds? (as i thought they made this easier a few years ago),do away with the minimum wage and decrease wages (they are raising it in april) and make certain people ineligible for universal credit? do you actually read any of these links you post or just go by the headlines? " | |||
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"Of course not.. you're colour blind." no, i am not. i am however educated enough to know that using false equivalence as the basis for an argument is either naivety or obtuseness. | |||
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"On the 18th January Boris started the consultation on turning the U.K. into an offshore low tax low regulation state. So that means if you’re rich you will be richer and if you’re poor just get comfy as it won’t be changing. https://dailybusinessgroup.co.uk/2021/01/johnson-consults-on-singapore-of-europe-plan/ To give you an idea of how that will pan out here are two links to show you the gap between rich and poor. And to think some people said “no that’s not the plan and Brexit is nothing to do with tax”. The first link is related to the political elite but the are other links available showing the rich privileged life offered to wealthy tax avoiding individuals. The second is a sad tale of some unfortunate workers earning $5 a day whilst living in the eighth richest country in the world. https://international.thenewslens.com/article/102993 https://borgenproject.org/tag/poverty-in-singapore/ In fairness given the increased costs and total lack of seamless trade over Brexit this is looking like the only option to make the country attractive to major investment. Can’t see it being great for your average worker though. If your wealthy it’s time to say “all our tax haven fish are very happy”! So are you suggesting that the gov will put restrictions on withdrawing pension funds? (as i thought they made this easier a few years ago),do away with the minimum wage and decrease wages (they are raising it in april) and make certain people ineligible for universal credit? do you actually read any of these links you post or just go by the headlines? " Why would we look towards a “Singapore style” low tax, low regulation economy. We can cut red tape without reference to a country with appalling poverty even whilst they can claim to be the 8 richest country in the world. Do you see beyond a political sound bite? The principal of what is being discussed should be worrying and yet you blindly defend the Government as if they can do no wrong. Boris and co will be well retired when the fruits of this plan are harvested. This isn’t party political this is striking at the very fabric of the society we want and just taking shots at me in your usual bitter way isn’t debating or discussing and therefore pointless. Do you never ask why? Try taking that bias chip off your shoulder and think it through. Can you answer the question. Why not the Irish tax haven model? Why just Singapore? Ireland is the 7th richest country in the world by GDP so seems reasonable to emulate using our tax avoidance regime in London. | |||
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"On the 18th January Boris started the consultation on turning the U.K. into an offshore low tax low regulation state. So that means if you’re rich you will be richer and if you’re poor just get comfy as it won’t be changing. https://dailybusinessgroup.co.uk/2021/01/johnson-consults-on-singapore-of-europe-plan/ To give you an idea of how that will pan out here are two links to show you the gap between rich and poor. And to think some people said “no that’s not the plan and Brexit is nothing to do with tax”. The first link is related to the political elite but the are other links available showing the rich privileged life offered to wealthy tax avoiding individuals. The second is a sad tale of some unfortunate workers earning $5 a day whilst living in the eighth richest country in the world. https://international.thenewslens.com/article/102993 https://borgenproject.org/tag/poverty-in-singapore/ In fairness given the increased costs and total lack of seamless trade over Brexit this is looking like the only option to make the country attractive to major investment. Can’t see it being great for your average worker though. If your wealthy it’s time to say “all our tax haven fish are very happy”! So are you suggesting that the gov will put restrictions on withdrawing pension funds? (as i thought they made this easier a few years ago),do away with the minimum wage and decrease wages (they are raising it in april) and make certain people ineligible for universal credit? do you actually read any of these links you post or just go by the headlines? Why would we look towards a “Singapore style” low tax, low regulation economy. We can cut red tape without reference to a country with appalling poverty even whilst they can claim to be the 8 richest country in the world. Do you see beyond a political sound bite? The principal of what is being discussed should be worrying and yet you blindly defend the Government as if they can do no wrong. Boris and co will be well retired when the fruits of this plan are harvested. This isn’t party political this is striking at the very fabric of the society we want and just taking shots at me in your usual bitter way isn’t debating or discussing and therefore pointless. Do you never ask why? Try taking that bias chip off your shoulder and think it through. Can you answer the question. Why not the Irish tax haven model? Why just Singapore? Ireland is the 7th richest country in the world by GDP so seems reasonable to emulate using our tax avoidance regime in London. " Eh? Ireland ranks 34th in GDP. Per capita, with just 4.7 million people it ranks 6th, with a wealth gap (10% gini number) of 9.4%, the poorest 10% earn 9.4% of the top 10%. Source: worldonomics and wiki. | |||
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"On the 18th January Boris started the consultation on turning the U.K. into an offshore low tax low regulation state. So that means if you’re rich you will be richer and if you’re poor just get comfy as it won’t be changing. https://dailybusinessgroup.co.uk/2021/01/johnson-consults-on-singapore-of-europe-plan/ To give you an idea of how that will pan out here are two links to show you the gap between rich and poor. And to think some people said “no that’s not the plan and Brexit is nothing to do with tax”. The first link is related to the political elite but the are other links available showing the rich privileged life offered to wealthy tax avoiding individuals. The second is a sad tale of some unfortunate workers earning $5 a day whilst living in the eighth richest country in the world. https://international.thenewslens.com/article/102993 https://borgenproject.org/tag/poverty-in-singapore/ In fairness given the increased costs and total lack of seamless trade over Brexit this is looking like the only option to make the country attractive to major investment. Can’t see it being great for your average worker though. If your wealthy it’s time to say “all our tax haven fish are very happy”! " One of the main problems with capitalism and creation of a wealth and a good economy, is some will always get left behind and be on the bottom rung of the ladder, someone has to be. It also attracts people from poorer nations looking for "a better life" always gonna be poverty in or out of the Eu. Many pensioners in EU countries live on £4 per day and the EU are doing nothing about it. | |||
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"On the 18th January Boris started the consultation on turning the U.K. into an offshore low tax low regulation state. So that means if you’re rich you will be richer and if you’re poor just get comfy as it won’t be changing. https://dailybusinessgroup.co.uk/2021/01/johnson-consults-on-singapore-of-europe-plan/ To give you an idea of how that will pan out here are two links to show you the gap between rich and poor. And to think some people said “no that’s not the plan and Brexit is nothing to do with tax”. The first link is related to the political elite but the are other links available showing the rich privileged life offered to wealthy tax avoiding individuals. The second is a sad tale of some unfortunate workers earning $5 a day whilst living in the eighth richest country in the world. https://international.thenewslens.com/article/102993 https://borgenproject.org/tag/poverty-in-singapore/ In fairness given the increased costs and total lack of seamless trade over Brexit this is looking like the only option to make the country attractive to major investment. Can’t see it being great for your average worker though. If your wealthy it’s time to say “all our tax haven fish are very happy”! You are jealous of the wealthy pathetic Hate to break it to you but financially I’m very alright Jack!
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"On the 18th January Boris started the consultation on turning the U.K. into an offshore low tax low regulation state. So that means if you’re rich you will be richer and if you’re poor just get comfy as it won’t be changing. https://dailybusinessgroup.co.uk/2021/01/johnson-consults-on-singapore-of-europe-plan/ To give you an idea of how that will pan out here are two links to show you the gap between rich and poor. And to think some people said “no that’s not the plan and Brexit is nothing to do with tax”. The first link is related to the political elite but the are other links available showing the rich privileged life offered to wealthy tax avoiding individuals. The second is a sad tale of some unfortunate workers earning $5 a day whilst living in the eighth richest country in the world. https://international.thenewslens.com/article/102993 https://borgenproject.org/tag/poverty-in-singapore/ In fairness given the increased costs and total lack of seamless trade over Brexit this is looking like the only option to make the country attractive to major investment. Can’t see it being great for your average worker though. If your wealthy it’s time to say “all our tax haven fish are very happy”! I seem to remember becoming poorer under Tony Blair & Gordon Brown. Now where did my final salary pension scheme go?" So you thought people were generally better off under austerity? | |||
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"On the 18th January Boris started the consultation on turning the U.K. into an offshore low tax low regulation state. So that means if you’re rich you will be richer and if you’re poor just get comfy as it won’t be changing. https://dailybusinessgroup.co.uk/2021/01/johnson-consults-on-singapore-of-europe-plan/ To give you an idea of how that will pan out here are two links to show you the gap between rich and poor. And to think some people said “no that’s not the plan and Brexit is nothing to do with tax”. The first link is related to the political elite but the are other links available showing the rich privileged life offered to wealthy tax avoiding individuals. The second is a sad tale of some unfortunate workers earning $5 a day whilst living in the eighth richest country in the world. https://international.thenewslens.com/article/102993 https://borgenproject.org/tag/poverty-in-singapore/ In fairness given the increased costs and total lack of seamless trade over Brexit this is looking like the only option to make the country attractive to major investment. Can’t see it being great for your average worker though. If your wealthy it’s time to say “all our tax haven fish are very happy”! I seem to remember becoming poorer under Tony Blair & Gordon Brown. Now where did my final salary pension scheme go? True for many"You have evidence of this I presume? | |||
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"it's almost as if the conservatives have run out of everyone else's money yet again. Do you mean like labour did? Even sold off the gold reserves to find an already bloated civil service. Jobs for everyone. No matter the cost. " What bloated service Is this? | |||
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"On the 18th January Boris started the consultation on turning the U.K. into an offshore low tax low regulation state. So that means if you’re rich you will be richer and if you’re poor just get comfy as it won’t be changing. https://dailybusinessgroup.co.uk/2021/01/johnson-consults-on-singapore-of-europe-plan/ To give you an idea of how that will pan out here are two links to show you the gap between rich and poor. And to think some people said “no that’s not the plan and Brexit is nothing to do with tax”. The first link is related to the political elite but the are other links available showing the rich privileged life offered to wealthy tax avoiding individuals. The second is a sad tale of some unfortunate workers earning $5 a day whilst living in the eighth richest country in the world. https://international.thenewslens.com/article/102993 https://borgenproject.org/tag/poverty-in-singapore/ In fairness given the increased costs and total lack of seamless trade over Brexit this is looking like the only option to make the country attractive to major investment. Can’t see it being great for your average worker though. If your wealthy it’s time to say “all our tax haven fish are very happy”! So are you suggesting that the gov will put restrictions on withdrawing pension funds? (as i thought they made this easier a few years ago),do away with the minimum wage and decrease wages (they are raising it in april) and make certain people ineligible for universal credit? do you actually read any of these links you post or just go by the headlines? Why would we look towards a “Singapore style” low tax, low regulation economy. We can cut red tape without reference to a country with appalling poverty even whilst they can claim to be the 8 richest country in the world. Do you see beyond a political sound bite? The principal of what is being discussed should be worrying and yet you blindly defend the Government as if they can do no wrong. Boris and co will be well retired when the fruits of this plan are harvested. This isn’t party political this is striking at the very fabric of the society we want and just taking shots at me in your usual bitter way isn’t debating or discussing and therefore pointless. Do you never ask why? Try taking that bias chip off your shoulder and think it through. Can you answer the question. Why not the Irish tax haven model? Why just Singapore? Ireland is the 7th richest country in the world by GDP so seems reasonable to emulate using our tax avoidance regime in London. " Its not a bias view its common sense the British people would soon get rid of any government that lowered minimum wages.did away with benifits and fucked with the old age pensioners.Its all very well trying to compare the uk with countries that dont have these rights we have and no one is going to take them away if they ever want to get into power again.Common sense not fear mongering for me thanks. | |||
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"On the 18th January Boris started the consultation on turning the U.K. into an offshore low tax low regulation state. So that means if you’re rich you will be richer and if you’re poor just get comfy as it won’t be changing. https://dailybusinessgroup.co.uk/2021/01/johnson-consults-on-singapore-of-europe-plan/ To give you an idea of how that will pan out here are two links to show you the gap between rich and poor. And to think some people said “no that’s not the plan and Brexit is nothing to do with tax”. The first link is related to the political elite but the are other links available showing the rich privileged life offered to wealthy tax avoiding individuals. The second is a sad tale of some unfortunate workers earning $5 a day whilst living in the eighth richest country in the world. https://international.thenewslens.com/article/102993 https://borgenproject.org/tag/poverty-in-singapore/ In fairness given the increased costs and total lack of seamless trade over Brexit this is looking like the only option to make the country attractive to major investment. Can’t see it being great for your average worker though. If your wealthy it’s time to say “all our tax haven fish are very happy”! You are jealous of the wealthy pathetic Hate to break it to you but financially I’m very alright Jack!
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"On the 18th January Boris started the consultation on turning the U.K. into an offshore low tax low regulation state. So that means if you’re rich you will be richer and if you’re poor just get comfy as it won’t be changing. https://dailybusinessgroup.co.uk/2021/01/johnson-consults-on-singapore-of-europe-plan/ To give you an idea of how that will pan out here are two links to show you the gap between rich and poor. And to think some people said “no that’s not the plan and Brexit is nothing to do with tax”. The first link is related to the political elite but the are other links available showing the rich privileged life offered to wealthy tax avoiding individuals. The second is a sad tale of some unfortunate workers earning $5 a day whilst living in the eighth richest country in the world. https://international.thenewslens.com/article/102993 https://borgenproject.org/tag/poverty-in-singapore/ In fairness given the increased costs and total lack of seamless trade over Brexit this is looking like the only option to make the country attractive to major investment. Can’t see it being great for your average worker though. If your wealthy it’s time to say “all our tax haven fish are very happy”! So are you suggesting that the gov will put restrictions on withdrawing pension funds? (as i thought they made this easier a few years ago),do away with the minimum wage and decrease wages (they are raising it in april) and make certain people ineligible for universal credit? do you actually read any of these links you post or just go by the headlines? Why would we look towards a “Singapore style” low tax, low regulation economy. We can cut red tape without reference to a country with appalling poverty even whilst they can claim to be the 8 richest country in the world. Do you see beyond a political sound bite? The principal of what is being discussed should be worrying and yet you blindly defend the Government as if they can do no wrong. Boris and co will be well retired when the fruits of this plan are harvested. This isn’t party political this is striking at the very fabric of the society we want and just taking shots at me in your usual bitter way isn’t debating or discussing and therefore pointless. Do you never ask why? Try taking that bias chip off your shoulder and think it through. Can you answer the question. Why not the Irish tax haven model? Why just Singapore? Ireland is the 7th richest country in the world by GDP so seems reasonable to emulate using our tax avoidance regime in London. Eh? Ireland ranks 34th in GDP. Per capita, with just 4.7 million people it ranks 6th, with a wealth gap (10% gini number) of 9.4%, the poorest 10% earn 9.4% of the top 10%. Source: worldonomics and wiki. " My mistake I should have said but not by GDP which is a turnover figure not wealth. Spending ability is real wealth. Thanks for the correction. https://www.gfmag.com/global-data/economic-data/richest-countries-in-the-world | |||
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"On the 18th January Boris started the consultation on turning the U.K. into an offshore low tax low regulation state. So that means if you’re rich you will be richer and if you’re poor just get comfy as it won’t be changing. https://dailybusinessgroup.co.uk/2021/01/johnson-consults-on-singapore-of-europe-plan/ To give you an idea of how that will pan out here are two links to show you the gap between rich and poor. And to think some people said “no that’s not the plan and Brexit is nothing to do with tax”. The first link is related to the political elite but the are other links available showing the rich privileged life offered to wealthy tax avoiding individuals. The second is a sad tale of some unfortunate workers earning $5 a day whilst living in the eighth richest country in the world. https://international.thenewslens.com/article/102993 https://borgenproject.org/tag/poverty-in-singapore/ In fairness given the increased costs and total lack of seamless trade over Brexit this is looking like the only option to make the country attractive to major investment. Can’t see it being great for your average worker though. If your wealthy it’s time to say “all our tax haven fish are very happy”! One of the main problems with capitalism and creation of a wealth and a good economy, is some will always get left behind and be on the bottom rung of the ladder, someone has to be. It also attracts people from poorer nations looking for "a better life" always gonna be poverty in or out of the Eu. Many pensioners in EU countries live on £4 per day and the EU are doing nothing about it." Just five years ago I stayed in top end hotels in Romania for €30 per night including dinner and breakfast. Average workers wages were appalling by our standards but the cost of living was so much less so it balanced out. In Singapore the cost of living is high and so the gap is much greater between income and affordability. Tax avoidance for the higher earners will only benefit one portion of society. Those who have money already. Singapore isn’t a filter down society. And with our tax avoidance status we seem to be following suit slowly. Dyson isn’t there in Singapore for the good of his health. His main factories in the Far East are in Malaysia so why isn’t resident there? Because of tax advantages it’s that simple. He also sees “cheap labour” to build his new electric car. The U.K. are trying to get this factory so let’s hope they can. | |||
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"On the 18th January Boris started the consultation on turning the U.K. into an offshore low tax low regulation state. So that means if you’re rich you will be richer and if you’re poor just get comfy as it won’t be changing. https://dailybusinessgroup.co.uk/2021/01/johnson-consults-on-singapore-of-europe-plan/ To give you an idea of how that will pan out here are two links to show you the gap between rich and poor. And to think some people said “no that’s not the plan and Brexit is nothing to do with tax”. The first link is related to the political elite but the are other links available showing the rich privileged life offered to wealthy tax avoiding individuals. The second is a sad tale of some unfortunate workers earning $5 a day whilst living in the eighth richest country in the world. https://international.thenewslens.com/article/102993 https://borgenproject.org/tag/poverty-in-singapore/ In fairness given the increased costs and total lack of seamless trade over Brexit this is looking like the only option to make the country attractive to major investment. Can’t see it being great for your average worker though. If your wealthy it’s time to say “all our tax haven fish are very happy”! One of the main problems with capitalism and creation of a wealth and a good economy, is some will always get left behind and be on the bottom rung of the ladder, someone has to be. It also attracts people from poorer nations looking for "a better life" always gonna be poverty in or out of the Eu. Many pensioners in EU countries live on £4 per day and the EU are doing nothing about it. Just five years ago I stayed in top end hotels in Romania for €30 per night including dinner and breakfast. Average workers wages were appalling by our standards but the cost of living was so much less so it balanced out. In Singapore the cost of living is high and so the gap is much greater between income and affordability. Tax avoidance for the higher earners will only benefit one portion of society. Those who have money already. Singapore isn’t a filter down society. And with our tax avoidance status we seem to be following suit slowly. Dyson isn’t there in Singapore for the good of his health. His main factories in the Far East are in Malaysia so why isn’t resident there? Because of tax advantages it’s that simple. He also sees “cheap labour” to build his new electric car. The U.K. are trying to get this factory so let’s hope they can. " Genuinely not sure what points you're trying to make but the Dyson car was scrapped two years ago. You can dream up whatever utopian economy you like but at some point cold hard commercial reality sets in. My main answer is still - you are now free to vote in who you think is best. | |||
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"On the 18th January Boris started the consultation on turning the U.K. into an offshore low tax low regulation state. So that means if you’re rich you will be richer and if you’re poor just get comfy as it won’t be changing. https://dailybusinessgroup.co.uk/2021/01/johnson-consults-on-singapore-of-europe-plan/ To give you an idea of how that will pan out here are two links to show you the gap between rich and poor. And to think some people said “no that’s not the plan and Brexit is nothing to do with tax”. The first link is related to the political elite but the are other links available showing the rich privileged life offered to wealthy tax avoiding individuals. The second is a sad tale of some unfortunate workers earning $5 a day whilst living in the eighth richest country in the world. https://international.thenewslens.com/article/102993 https://borgenproject.org/tag/poverty-in-singapore/ In fairness given the increased costs and total lack of seamless trade over Brexit this is looking like the only option to make the country attractive to major investment. Can’t see it being great for your average worker though. If your wealthy it’s time to say “all our tax haven fish are very happy”! One of the main problems with capitalism and creation of a wealth and a good economy, is some will always get left behind and be on the bottom rung of the ladder, someone has to be. It also attracts people from poorer nations looking for "a better life" always gonna be poverty in or out of the Eu. Many pensioners in EU countries live on £4 per day and the EU are doing nothing about it. Just five years ago I stayed in top end hotels in Romania for €30 per night including dinner and breakfast. Average workers wages were appalling by our standards but the cost of living was so much less so it balanced out. In Singapore the cost of living is high and so the gap is much greater between income and affordability. Tax avoidance for the higher earners will only benefit one portion of society. Those who have money already. Singapore isn’t a filter down society. And with our tax avoidance status we seem to be following suit slowly. Dyson isn’t there in Singapore for the good of his health. His main factories in the Far East are in Malaysia so why isn’t resident there? Because of tax advantages it’s that simple. He also sees “cheap labour” to build his new electric car. The U.K. are trying to get this factory so let’s hope they can. " You need to stop using Facebook as a credible source of information  | |||
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"it's almost as if the conservatives have run out of everyone else's money yet again. Do you mean like labour did? Even sold off the gold reserves to find an already bloated civil service. Jobs for everyone. No matter the cost. " You mean when they had to bail out banks after bankers and hedgefunds had shorted the market? If they hadn’t done that normal hard working people would of lost their savings and pensions. Tell me how that was a bad thing? Meanwhile tories spend £22billion on a app that doesn’t work, wasted millions on PPE and ventilators not fit for use and filled their own and their friends pockets in the process... but no sorry, tell me again about how tories are so good with money? | |||
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"On the 18th January Boris started the consultation on turning the U.K. into an offshore low tax low regulation state. So that means if you’re rich you will be richer and if you’re poor just get comfy as it won’t be changing. https://dailybusinessgroup.co.uk/2021/01/johnson-consults-on-singapore-of-europe-plan/ To give you an idea of how that will pan out here are two links to show you the gap between rich and poor. And to think some people said “no that’s not the plan and Brexit is nothing to do with tax”. The first link is related to the political elite but the are other links available showing the rich privileged life offered to wealthy tax avoiding individuals. The second is a sad tale of some unfortunate workers earning $5 a day whilst living in the eighth richest country in the world. https://international.thenewslens.com/article/102993 https://borgenproject.org/tag/poverty-in-singapore/ In fairness given the increased costs and total lack of seamless trade over Brexit this is looking like the only option to make the country attractive to major investment. Can’t see it being great for your average worker though. If your wealthy it’s time to say “all our tax haven fish are very happy”! One of the main problems with capitalism and creation of a wealth and a good economy, is some will always get left behind and be on the bottom rung of the ladder, someone has to be. It also attracts people from poorer nations looking for "a better life" always gonna be poverty in or out of the Eu. Many pensioners in EU countries live on £4 per day and the EU are doing nothing about it. Just five years ago I stayed in top end hotels in Romania for €30 per night including dinner and breakfast. Average workers wages were appalling by our standards but the cost of living was so much less so it balanced out. In Singapore the cost of living is high and so the gap is much greater between income and affordability. Tax avoidance for the higher earners will only benefit one portion of society. Those who have money already. Singapore isn’t a filter down society. And with our tax avoidance status we seem to be following suit slowly. Dyson isn’t there in Singapore for the good of his health. His main factories in the Far East are in Malaysia so why isn’t resident there? Because of tax advantages it’s that simple. He also sees “cheap labour” to build his new electric car. The U.K. are trying to get this factory so let’s hope they can. Genuinely not sure what points you're trying to make but the Dyson car was scrapped two years ago. You can dream up whatever utopian economy you like but at some point cold hard commercial reality sets in. My main answer is still - you are now free to vote in who you think is best. "Yes your right I stand corrected the battery project is all that’s left. People voted Boris in on his promise for a better future after Brexit. This looks like a better future for very few. As I’ve said over and over the paymasters for Brexit we’re the rich elite avoiding the new EU push for tighter tax systems. Brexit has kept them away from that risk but the country needs a plan. What better plan than to become an offshore tax exile country. | |||
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"it's almost as if the conservatives have run out of everyone else's money yet again. Do you mean like labour did? Even sold off the gold reserves to find an already bloated civil service. Jobs for everyone. No matter the cost. You mean when they had to bail out banks after bankers and hedgefunds had shorted the market? If they hadn’t done that normal hard working people would of lost their savings and pensions. Tell me how that was a bad thing? Meanwhile tories spend £22billion on a app that doesn’t work, wasted millions on PPE and ventilators not fit for use and filled their own and their friends pockets in the process... but no sorry, tell me again about how tories are so good with money? " Presumably this is the same civil service which has kept the country functioning through the pandemic? | |||
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"it's almost as if the conservatives have run out of everyone else's money yet again. Do you mean like labour did? Even sold off the gold reserves to find an already bloated civil service. Jobs for everyone. No matter the cost. You mean when they had to bail out banks after bankers and hedgefunds had shorted the market? If they hadn’t done that normal hard working people would of lost their savings and pensions. Tell me how that was a bad thing? Meanwhile tories spend £22billion on a app that doesn’t work, wasted millions on PPE and ventilators not fit for use and filled their own and their friends pockets in the process... but no sorry, tell me again about how tories are so good with money? " u never see a skint torie  | |||
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"On the 18th January Boris started the consultation on turning the U.K. into an offshore low tax low regulation state. So that means if you’re rich you will be richer and if you’re poor just get comfy as it won’t be changing. https://dailybusinessgroup.co.uk/2021/01/johnson-consults-on-singapore-of-europe-plan/ To give you an idea of how that will pan out here are two links to show you the gap between rich and poor. And to think some people said “no that’s not the plan and Brexit is nothing to do with tax”. The first link is related to the political elite but the are other links available showing the rich privileged life offered to wealthy tax avoiding individuals. The second is a sad tale of some unfortunate workers earning $5 a day whilst living in the eighth richest country in the world. https://international.thenewslens.com/article/102993 https://borgenproject.org/tag/poverty-in-singapore/ In fairness given the increased costs and total lack of seamless trade over Brexit this is looking like the only option to make the country attractive to major investment. Can’t see it being great for your average worker though. If your wealthy it’s time to say “all our tax haven fish are very happy”! One of the main problems with capitalism and creation of a wealth and a good economy, is some will always get left behind and be on the bottom rung of the ladder, someone has to be. It also attracts people from poorer nations looking for "a better life" always gonna be poverty in or out of the Eu. Many pensioners in EU countries live on £4 per day and the EU are doing nothing about it. Just five years ago I stayed in top end hotels in Romania for €30 per night including dinner and breakfast. Average workers wages were appalling by our standards but the cost of living was so much less so it balanced out. In Singapore the cost of living is high and so the gap is much greater between income and affordability. Tax avoidance for the higher earners will only benefit one portion of society. Those who have money already. Singapore isn’t a filter down society. And with our tax avoidance status we seem to be following suit slowly. Dyson isn’t there in Singapore for the good of his health. His main factories in the Far East are in Malaysia so why isn’t resident there? Because of tax advantages it’s that simple. He also sees “cheap labour” to build his new electric car. The U.K. are trying to get this factory so let’s hope they can. Genuinely not sure what points you're trying to make but the Dyson car was scrapped two years ago. You can dream up whatever utopian economy you like but at some point cold hard commercial reality sets in. My main answer is still - you are now free to vote in who you think is best.
Yes your right I stand corrected the battery project is all that’s left.
People voted Boris in on his promise for a better future after Brexit.
This looks like a better future for very few. As I’ve said over and over the paymasters for Brexit we’re the rich elite avoiding the new EU push for tighter tax systems. Brexit has kept them away from that risk but the country needs a plan. What better plan than to become an offshore tax exile country.
"Brussels had 44 years to show us their tighter tax regime and we ended up with Apple booking through Ireland and Amazon through Luxembourg, and their own accounts not signed off for 17 years in a row. | |||
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"On the 18th January Boris started the consultation on turning the U.K. into an offshore low tax low regulation state. So that means if you’re rich you will be richer and if you’re poor just get comfy as it won’t be changing. https://dailybusinessgroup.co.uk/2021/01/johnson-consults-on-singapore-of-europe-plan/ To give you an idea of how that will pan out here are two links to show you the gap between rich and poor. And to think some people said “no that’s not the plan and Brexit is nothing to do with tax”. The first link is related to the political elite but the are other links available showing the rich privileged life offered to wealthy tax avoiding individuals. The second is a sad tale of some unfortunate workers earning $5 a day whilst living in the eighth richest country in the world. https://international.thenewslens.com/article/102993 https://borgenproject.org/tag/poverty-in-singapore/ In fairness given the increased costs and total lack of seamless trade over Brexit this is looking like the only option to make the country attractive to major investment. Can’t see it being great for your average worker though. If your wealthy it’s time to say “all our tax haven fish are very happy”! One of the main problems with capitalism and creation of a wealth and a good economy, is some will always get left behind and be on the bottom rung of the ladder, someone has to be. It also attracts people from poorer nations looking for "a better life" always gonna be poverty in or out of the Eu. Many pensioners in EU countries live on £4 per day and the EU are doing nothing about it. Just five years ago I stayed in top end hotels in Romania for €30 per night including dinner and breakfast. Average workers wages were appalling by our standards but the cost of living was so much less so it balanced out. In Singapore the cost of living is high and so the gap is much greater between income and affordability. Tax avoidance for the higher earners will only benefit one portion of society. Those who have money already. Singapore isn’t a filter down society. And with our tax avoidance status we seem to be following suit slowly. Dyson isn’t there in Singapore for the good of his health. His main factories in the Far East are in Malaysia so why isn’t resident there? Because of tax advantages it’s that simple. He also sees “cheap labour” to build his new electric car. The U.K. are trying to get this factory so let’s hope they can. Genuinely not sure what points you're trying to make but the Dyson car was scrapped two years ago. You can dream up whatever utopian economy you like but at some point cold hard commercial reality sets in. My main answer is still - you are now free to vote in who you think is best.
Yes your right I stand corrected the battery project is all that’s left.
People voted Boris in on his promise for a better future after Brexit.
This looks like a better future for very few. As I’ve said over and over the paymasters for Brexit we’re the rich elite avoiding the new EU push for tighter tax systems. Brexit has kept them away from that risk but the country needs a plan. What better plan than to become an offshore tax exile country.
Brussels had 44 years to show us their tighter tax regime and we ended up with Apple booking through Ireland and Amazon through Luxembourg, and their own accounts not signed off for 17 years in a row. "Going over old ground Chris We are and have always been in charge of our own tax regime so why do we allow London to control 65% of world tax avoidance? If we took a fair share of what is avoided that’s a lot of hospitals. Have you heard anyone in U.K. government pushing this? No you haven’t . The EU are pushing even though they have passive resistance from some countries such as Ireland. | |||
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"On the 18th January Boris started the consultation on turning the U.K. into an offshore low tax low regulation state. So that means if you’re rich you will be richer and if you’re poor just get comfy as it won’t be changing. https://dailybusinessgroup.co.uk/2021/01/johnson-consults-on-singapore-of-europe-plan/ To give you an idea of how that will pan out here are two links to show you the gap between rich and poor. And to think some people said “no that’s not the plan and Brexit is nothing to do with tax”. The first link is related to the political elite but the are other links available showing the rich privileged life offered to wealthy tax avoiding individuals. The second is a sad tale of some unfortunate workers earning $5 a day whilst living in the eighth richest country in the world. https://international.thenewslens.com/article/102993 https://borgenproject.org/tag/poverty-in-singapore/ In fairness given the increased costs and total lack of seamless trade over Brexit this is looking like the only option to make the country attractive to major investment. Can’t see it being great for your average worker though. If your wealthy it’s time to say “all our tax haven fish are very happy”! One of the main problems with capitalism and creation of a wealth and a good economy, is some will always get left behind and be on the bottom rung of the ladder, someone has to be. It also attracts people from poorer nations looking for "a better life" always gonna be poverty in or out of the Eu. Many pensioners in EU countries live on £4 per day and the EU are doing nothing about it. Just five years ago I stayed in top end hotels in Romania for €30 per night including dinner and breakfast. Average workers wages were appalling by our standards but the cost of living was so much less so it balanced out. In Singapore the cost of living is high and so the gap is much greater between income and affordability. Tax avoidance for the higher earners will only benefit one portion of society. Those who have money already. Singapore isn’t a filter down society. And with our tax avoidance status we seem to be following suit slowly. Dyson isn’t there in Singapore for the good of his health. His main factories in the Far East are in Malaysia so why isn’t resident there? Because of tax advantages it’s that simple. He also sees “cheap labour” to build his new electric car. The U.K. are trying to get this factory so let’s hope they can. Genuinely not sure what points you're trying to make but the Dyson car was scrapped two years ago. You can dream up whatever utopian economy you like but at some point cold hard commercial reality sets in. My main answer is still - you are now free to vote in who you think is best.
Yes your right I stand corrected the battery project is all that’s left.
People voted Boris in on his promise for a better future after Brexit.
This looks like a better future for very few. As I’ve said over and over the paymasters for Brexit we’re the rich elite avoiding the new EU push for tighter tax systems. Brexit has kept them away from that risk but the country needs a plan. What better plan than to become an offshore tax exile country.
Brussels had 44 years to show us their tighter tax regime and we ended up with Apple booking through Ireland and Amazon through Luxembourg, and their own accounts not signed off for 17 years in a row.
Going over old ground Chris
We are and have always been in charge of our own tax regime so why do we allow
London to control 65% of world tax avoidance?
If we took a fair share of what is avoided that’s a lot of hospitals. Have you heard anyone in U.K. government pushing this? No you haven’t .
The EU are pushing even though they have passive resistance from some countries such as Ireland. "I've been the first to say our corporate tax avoidance regime is absolutely risible and pathetic. But I vote to try to change that. And it's a more meaningful vote now with the dead hand of Brussels amputated. | |||
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"On the 18th January Boris started the consultation on turning the U.K. into an offshore low tax low regulation state. So that means if you’re rich you will be richer and if you’re poor just get comfy as it won’t be changing. https://dailybusinessgroup.co.uk/2021/01/johnson-consults-on-singapore-of-europe-plan/ To give you an idea of how that will pan out here are two links to show you the gap between rich and poor. And to think some people said “no that’s not the plan and Brexit is nothing to do with tax”. The first link is related to the political elite but the are other links available showing the rich privileged life offered to wealthy tax avoiding individuals. The second is a sad tale of some unfortunate workers earning $5 a day whilst living in the eighth richest country in the world. https://international.thenewslens.com/article/102993 https://borgenproject.org/tag/poverty-in-singapore/ In fairness given the increased costs and total lack of seamless trade over Brexit this is looking like the only option to make the country attractive to major investment. Can’t see it being great for your average worker though. If your wealthy it’s time to say “all our tax haven fish are very happy”! One of the main problems with capitalism and creation of a wealth and a good economy, is some will always get left behind and be on the bottom rung of the ladder, someone has to be. It also attracts people from poorer nations looking for "a better life" always gonna be poverty in or out of the Eu. Many pensioners in EU countries live on £4 per day and the EU are doing nothing about it. Just five years ago I stayed in top end hotels in Romania for €30 per night including dinner and breakfast. Average workers wages were appalling by our standards but the cost of living was so much less so it balanced out. In Singapore the cost of living is high and so the gap is much greater between income and affordability. Tax avoidance for the higher earners will only benefit one portion of society. Those who have money already. Singapore isn’t a filter down society. And with our tax avoidance status we seem to be following suit slowly. Dyson isn’t there in Singapore for the good of his health. His main factories in the Far East are in Malaysia so why isn’t resident there? Because of tax advantages it’s that simple. He also sees “cheap labour” to build his new electric car. The U.K. are trying to get this factory so let’s hope they can. " That's very disparaging of the EU's poor, to brush it off so lightly. The cost to SURVIVE in eastern Europe may well be 50% of that of the UK but it's poor only get 20% of the money the UK poor get. No food banks, no bus passes, no decent health care. | |||
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"On the 18th January Boris started the consultation on turning the U.K. into an offshore low tax low regulation state. So that means if you’re rich you will be richer and if you’re poor just get comfy as it won’t be changing. https://dailybusinessgroup.co.uk/2021/01/johnson-consults-on-singapore-of-europe-plan/ To give you an idea of how that will pan out here are two links to show you the gap between rich and poor. And to think some people said “no that’s not the plan and Brexit is nothing to do with tax”. The first link is related to the political elite but the are other links available showing the rich privileged life offered to wealthy tax avoiding individuals. The second is a sad tale of some unfortunate workers earning $5 a day whilst living in the eighth richest country in the world. https://international.thenewslens.com/article/102993 https://borgenproject.org/tag/poverty-in-singapore/ In fairness given the increased costs and total lack of seamless trade over Brexit this is looking like the only option to make the country attractive to major investment. Can’t see it being great for your average worker though. If your wealthy it’s time to say “all our tax haven fish are very happy”! One of the main problems with capitalism and creation of a wealth and a good economy, is some will always get left behind and be on the bottom rung of the ladder, someone has to be. It also attracts people from poorer nations looking for "a better life" always gonna be poverty in or out of the Eu. Many pensioners in EU countries live on £4 per day and the EU are doing nothing about it. Just five years ago I stayed in top end hotels in Romania for €30 per night including dinner and breakfast. Average workers wages were appalling by our standards but the cost of living was so much less so it balanced out. In Singapore the cost of living is high and so the gap is much greater between income and affordability. Tax avoidance for the higher earners will only benefit one portion of society. Those who have money already. Singapore isn’t a filter down society. And with our tax avoidance status we seem to be following suit slowly. Dyson isn’t there in Singapore for the good of his health. His main factories in the Far East are in Malaysia so why isn’t resident there? Because of tax advantages it’s that simple. He also sees “cheap labour” to build his new electric car. The U.K. are trying to get this factory so let’s hope they can. That's very disparaging of the EU's poor, to brush it off so lightly. The cost to SURVIVE in eastern Europe may well be 50% of that of the UK but it's poor only get 20% of the money the UK poor get. No food banks, no bus passes, no decent health care." I employ people in Romania so certainly don’t brush anything off . I’m doing something. Are you? If you travel there you will see huge investment from companies such as Pirelli and IKEA . The country is a long way from rich and some government ministers need jail time but they have a hard working population. They are growing and standards along with salaries are rising. | |||
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"On the 18th January Boris started the consultation on turning the U.K. into an offshore low tax low regulation state. So that means if you’re rich you will be richer and if you’re poor just get comfy as it won’t be changing. https://dailybusinessgroup.co.uk/2021/01/johnson-consults-on-singapore-of-europe-plan/ To give you an idea of how that will pan out here are two links to show you the gap between rich and poor. And to think some people said “no that’s not the plan and Brexit is nothing to do with tax”. The first link is related to the political elite but the are other links available showing the rich privileged life offered to wealthy tax avoiding individuals. The second is a sad tale of some unfortunate workers earning $5 a day whilst living in the eighth richest country in the world. https://international.thenewslens.com/article/102993 https://borgenproject.org/tag/poverty-in-singapore/ In fairness given the increased costs and total lack of seamless trade over Brexit this is looking like the only option to make the country attractive to major investment. Can’t see it being great for your average worker though. If your wealthy it’s time to say “all our tax haven fish are very happy”! One of the main problems with capitalism and creation of a wealth and a good economy, is some will always get left behind and be on the bottom rung of the ladder, someone has to be. It also attracts people from poorer nations looking for "a better life" always gonna be poverty in or out of the Eu. Many pensioners in EU countries live on £4 per day and the EU are doing nothing about it. Just five years ago I stayed in top end hotels in Romania for €30 per night including dinner and breakfast. Average workers wages were appalling by our standards but the cost of living was so much less so it balanced out. In Singapore the cost of living is high and so the gap is much greater between income and affordability. Tax avoidance for the higher earners will only benefit one portion of society. Those who have money already. Singapore isn’t a filter down society. And with our tax avoidance status we seem to be following suit slowly. Dyson isn’t there in Singapore for the good of his health. His main factories in the Far East are in Malaysia so why isn’t resident there? Because of tax advantages it’s that simple. He also sees “cheap labour” to build his new electric car. The U.K. are trying to get this factory so let’s hope they can. That's very disparaging of the EU's poor, to brush it off so lightly. The cost to SURVIVE in eastern Europe may well be 50% of that of the UK but it's poor only get 20% of the money the UK poor get. No food banks, no bus passes, no decent health care. I employ people in Romania so certainly don’t brush anything off . I’m doing something. Are you? If you travel there you will see huge investment from companies such as Pirelli and IKEA . The country is a long way from rich and some government ministers need jail time but they have a hard working population. They are growing and standards along with salaries are rising. " More countries than Romania and yeah i'm putting every penny i have into the economy. | |||
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"On the 18th January Boris started the consultation on turning the U.K. into an offshore low tax low regulation state. So that means if you’re rich you will be richer and if you’re poor just get comfy as it won’t be changing. https://dailybusinessgroup.co.uk/2021/01/johnson-consults-on-singapore-of-europe-plan/ To give you an idea of how that will pan out here are two links to show you the gap between rich and poor. And to think some people said “no that’s not the plan and Brexit is nothing to do with tax”. The first link is related to the political elite but the are other links available showing the rich privileged life offered to wealthy tax avoiding individuals. The second is a sad tale of some unfortunate workers earning $5 a day whilst living in the eighth richest country in the world. https://international.thenewslens.com/article/102993 https://borgenproject.org/tag/poverty-in-singapore/ In fairness given the increased costs and total lack of seamless trade over Brexit this is looking like the only option to make the country attractive to major investment. Can’t see it being great for your average worker though. If your wealthy it’s time to say “all our tax haven fish are very happy”! One of the main problems with capitalism and creation of a wealth and a good economy, is some will always get left behind and be on the bottom rung of the ladder, someone has to be. It also attracts people from poorer nations looking for "a better life" always gonna be poverty in or out of the Eu. Many pensioners in EU countries live on £4 per day and the EU are doing nothing about it. Just five years ago I stayed in top end hotels in Romania for €30 per night including dinner and breakfast. Average workers wages were appalling by our standards but the cost of living was so much less so it balanced out. In Singapore the cost of living is high and so the gap is much greater between income and affordability. Tax avoidance for the higher earners will only benefit one portion of society. Those who have money already. Singapore isn’t a filter down society. And with our tax avoidance status we seem to be following suit slowly. Dyson isn’t there in Singapore for the good of his health. His main factories in the Far East are in Malaysia so why isn’t resident there? Because of tax advantages it’s that simple. He also sees “cheap labour” to build his new electric car. The U.K. are trying to get this factory so let’s hope they can. That's very disparaging of the EU's poor, to brush it off so lightly. The cost to SURVIVE in eastern Europe may well be 50% of that of the UK but it's poor only get 20% of the money the UK poor get. No food banks, no bus passes, no decent health care. I employ people in Romania so certainly don’t brush anything off . I’m doing something. Are you? If you travel there you will see huge investment from companies such as Pirelli and IKEA . The country is a long way from rich and some government ministers need jail time but they have a hard working population. They are growing and standards along with salaries are rising. More countries than Romania and yeah i'm putting every penny i have into the economy." Shame you don’t have any spare for yourself! So what are you doing to help those worse off than you ? | |||
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"On the 18th January Boris started the consultation on turning the U.K. into an offshore low tax low regulation state. So that means if you’re rich you will be richer and if you’re poor just get comfy as it won’t be changing. https://dailybusinessgroup.co.uk/2021/01/johnson-consults-on-singapore-of-europe-plan/ To give you an idea of how that will pan out here are two links to show you the gap between rich and poor. And to think some people said “no that’s not the plan and Brexit is nothing to do with tax”. The first link is related to the political elite but the are other links available showing the rich privileged life offered to wealthy tax avoiding individuals. The second is a sad tale of some unfortunate workers earning $5 a day whilst living in the eighth richest country in the world. https://international.thenewslens.com/article/102993 https://borgenproject.org/tag/poverty-in-singapore/ In fairness given the increased costs and total lack of seamless trade over Brexit this is looking like the only option to make the country attractive to major investment. Can’t see it being great for your average worker though. If your wealthy it’s time to say “all our tax haven fish are very happy”! One of the main problems with capitalism and creation of a wealth and a good economy, is some will always get left behind and be on the bottom rung of the ladder, someone has to be. It also attracts people from poorer nations looking for "a better life" always gonna be poverty in or out of the Eu. Many pensioners in EU countries live on £4 per day and the EU are doing nothing about it. Just five years ago I stayed in top end hotels in Romania for €30 per night including dinner and breakfast. Average workers wages were appalling by our standards but the cost of living was so much less so it balanced out. In Singapore the cost of living is high and so the gap is much greater between income and affordability. Tax avoidance for the higher earners will only benefit one portion of society. Those who have money already. Singapore isn’t a filter down society. And with our tax avoidance status we seem to be following suit slowly. Dyson isn’t there in Singapore for the good of his health. His main factories in the Far East are in Malaysia so why isn’t resident there? Because of tax advantages it’s that simple. He also sees “cheap labour” to build his new electric car. The U.K. are trying to get this factory so let’s hope they can. That's very disparaging of the EU's poor, to brush it off so lightly. The cost to SURVIVE in eastern Europe may well be 50% of that of the UK but it's poor only get 20% of the money the UK poor get. No food banks, no bus passes, no decent health care. I employ people in Romania so certainly don’t brush anything off . I’m doing something. Are you? If you travel there you will see huge investment from companies such as Pirelli and IKEA . The country is a long way from rich and some government ministers need jail time but they have a hard working population. They are growing and standards along with salaries are rising. More countries than Romania and yeah i'm putting every penny i have into the economy. Shame you don’t have any spare for yourself! So what are you doing to help those worse off than you ? " As i said helping with the economy, which all i can do. | |||
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