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Benefit fraudsters are scvm of the earth but tax evaders are enterprising.
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I don't condone fraud with tax you're seeking to keep YOUR money , where as with handout fraud you seeking to get money that was never yours in the first place
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pawras 12 May 15 10:42
I don't condone fraud with tax you're seeking to keep YOUR money whose money? |
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If you earn/make £100, that is your money, by not paying whatever tax on it you are seeking to not hand your money over to others. However tax evasion is illegal but tax avoidance is legal.
If you defraud £100 of handouts, I view that as worse as it wasn't yours in the first place. But it depends upon your fundamental view of earnings, if you're into socialism then you're likely to lean towards the view it's all the state's and it allows you to keep some, I however don't have that viewpoint |
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The DWP spends £310 Million to Re-Claim £1.1 Billion in Benefit Fraud
Given the 310M goes mostly to govt jobs, and 1.1B taken from fraudsters and given largely to genuine govt programs, there's little or nothing to criticise. compared to the huge amount lost to Tax Fraud which he estimated costing the UK economy £150 Billion as a political scientist there's a high probability he's talking crap, even still, it's a vague statement, does this include every non traceable cash transaction in the uk? Nothing at all was done to pursue Corporate Tax Evader often because it's not actually illegal. |
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I love estimates of benefit and tax fraud.
How can they estimate it without knowing where it goes on? If they know where it goes on, why don't they stop it? |
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150 billion. Triple that for starters.
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chuck in expenses fraud although they seem to be very lenient on that one...
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Jack hacksaw i hate when rail companies do that too. Fares going up because of fare dodgers. Dont you fine them all? Yes but not the ones we dont know about.
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What about these coonts despite getting their money other peoples tax
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2178477/BBC-stars-revolt-row-tax-avoidance-grows-Paxman-admits-bosses-told-join-scheme-lose-Newsnight-role.html |
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It's not really clear why they can't investigate benefit fraud and tax evasion.
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thats got to be utter blx unless they want him out and want to avid a seriously hefty agreed payoff.
will be cheaper in an employment tribunal. sure paxman would get work somewhere else so should play the game and go off sick like most of us would if they were treated like c***s at work ![]() |
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The UK has spent a Lot of Money on Bombs/Missiles/Rockets over the past 25 Years for "Liberation/Freedom",
Some European citizens tell me a lot of Prisoners released in The Balkan Wars were Murderers and Rapist`s. A single medium to long-range subsonic Tomahawk cruise missile costs roughly $1.5m, and 50kg air-to-ground Hellfire rockets cost an eye-watering $115,000 each. Another member of the family, a shoulder-rocket called the Javelin -- at $147,000 Over 79 days, Nato warplanes dropped thousands of the most sophisticated – and expensive – bombs on dummy targets erected by Serb forces. They hit just 13 of the Serb army’s 300 battle tanks despite Nato claims of large-scale destruction of the country’s heavy armour. “When you’re travelling at 500mph at 15,000ft, it is easy to be fooled,” an anonymous Nato source was quoted as saying after the conflict was over. |
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I think he was making the point that nuking them would be cheaper.
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condone means approve (even)
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