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By:
GoOnThen
When: 05 Nov 17 18:59
Moshiri stake in Everton looking decidedly dodgy.
By:
sixtwosix
When: 05 Nov 17 19:05
Rich people really do not want nor believe they should have to pay tax .
By:
Platini
When: 05 Nov 17 19:18
like Liz, for example ?  Laugh
By:
akabula
When: 05 Nov 17 19:45
Liz McDonald!!!! That's corrie banned on my tv.
By:
akabula
When: 05 Nov 17 19:51
I saw that Plat but it didn't make much sense.
Said the @Royal Estates' invested offshore.
Reality is that the Monarchy, going back to one of the Georges, hands over 85% of the income to the Treasury.
So possible the country has been benefitting from tax avoidance. Be funny if true.
By:
cooperman
When: 06 Nov 17 11:18
See Bono has been named Cool in Paradise Papers doing business through Malta. Shocked
By:
stickyvicky
When: 06 Nov 17 12:37
Social Justice Warrior Nobo doesn't like to pay tax
By:
dave1357
When: 06 Nov 17 12:59
Reality is that the Monarchy, going back to one of the Georges, hands over 85% of the income to the Treasury.
So possible the country has been benefitting from tax avoidance. Be funny if true.


He gave away the income from the Crown Estates to avoid liability for the national debt, civil service and defence.  The Crown Estates and the Queens personal estate which this is about are different.
By:
xmoneyx
When: 06 Nov 17 13:07
geldof

Bono
hold my beer
By:
leazes67
When: 06 Nov 17 13:07
Lineker been quite these last few days.
By:
xmoneyx
When: 06 Nov 17 13:13
@Channel4News  how Bono , when not preaching about poverty, used low-tax Guernsey and Malta to invest in a Lithuanian shopping centre


I still havent found what I'm lithu for Cool
By:
GoOnThen
When: 06 Nov 17 21:04
Round 2 just started.
By:
Ibrahima Sonko
When: 06 Nov 17 21:27
I wonder if the BBC will asking their own staff if they avoid tax ?
By:
GoOnThen
When: 06 Nov 17 21:44
Disgusting antics. Huge Labour vote winner.
By:
Whisperingdeath
When: 06 Nov 17 21:51
a little disingenuous this Panorama team. The expert isn't exactley explaining the laws. Some of the things these people are doing is perfectly legal. They need to tackle who makes the laws and why nothing is being done!
By:
Whisperingdeath
When: 06 Nov 17 21:58
Labour are part of the problem!

Why didn't they do anything about it when they were in power?

Homes, Jobs /fair wages, a health Service, Education. That is all labour need to concentrate on. Don't penalise Companies by imposing huge tax hikes. Get them all to pay their fair share and reduce taxation for us all!

What is a Trust? Why is it needed? Why are they of no use to ordinary people? Stop this abuse and penalise these tax dodgers like drug dealers. they can have their assets frozen, why not These tax evaders?
By:
Ibrahima Sonko
When: 06 Nov 17 21:59
I wish i could pay 3.7% tax.

It maybe just about legal by laws set up for the rich but it isnt at all ethical, how can someone who get paid by the bbc (the british taxpayer) think it is ok not to pay their fair amount of tax ?
By:
bigH
When: 06 Nov 17 22:01
this clown doesn't seem to understand that exploiting tax loopholes is not illegal

wheres claiming to be a non-dom while living in UK is tax dodging
By:
Whisperingdeath
When: 06 Nov 17 22:02
what would you do Sonka if your tax adviser told you it was legal?

I would do the same I am sure! the laws are wrong and the people who frame them!
By:
Whisperingdeath
When: 06 Nov 17 22:05
absolutely H

The other thing  about the loan back is firstly the tax man doesn't know about the arrangement.......if the tax payer doesn't tell him. But I see that it can be construed as evasion and they should act on these Paradise Papers.

The EU should also nail the likes of Apple! We maybe need to charge them up front or find a way to charge them for doing business in our country. If they dont want to contribute to our society then they should not benefit.
By:
mad mad moon
When: 06 Nov 17 22:09
Lay Lewis Hamilton for SPOTY Cool
By:
Whisperingdeath
When: 06 Nov 17 22:09
result
Lewis will have to pay back the Vat on his jet!

Dont blame him for not but now he will have to pay one hopes!
By:
Ibrahima Sonko
When: 06 Nov 17 22:10
If i worked for the bbc and was being paid much more than i am worth i think i would just accept the tax bill, Bit different for Lewis H who is so rich and being paid his market value he is going to be advised well.

I find it strange how governments accept these tax havens that take tax money away, i know it is legal under poor tax laws but it isnt right.
By:
mad mad moon
When: 06 Nov 17 22:12
And Mrs Browns boys for a BAFTA Devil
By:
Whisperingdeath
When: 06 Nov 17 22:14
True Sonko

Again i say Labour are being presented with an open goal here and they will miss by a mile. All they have to say is that we will close these loopholes for the rich and priviledged but they won't

Again the BBC h is saying the Queen should apologise for investing money offshore...IT IS NOT ILLEGAL FFS but they pay people ofshore which is coluding in a tax fraud! Ignorance should not be an excuse
By:
akabula
When: 06 Nov 17 22:22
How many on here have transferred shares into their spouses name before selling them to avoid paying tax?
By:
bongo
When: 06 Nov 17 22:24
Setting corporation tax and inheritance tax at the optimal level of 0 will solve all this shenanigans.
It would also put half the law firms, accountants and tax planners in these so-called havens out of business, the whole industry will have to drop their fees and it will be cheaper for start ups to hire good accountants and raise capital.
But no-one will ever be permitted to say this on the BBC, because they only believe in solutions that involve moar government.
By:
ooO{Alpha Centauri}Ooo
When: 06 Nov 17 22:36
Thinking about this situation in terms of political parties and even countries is futile, this is the not so secret economy of the truly wealthy and powerful, the 'loopholes' are laws designed to keep them getting richer and the peasants poorer.  To think this will get stopped because of some 'leaked' details is pie in the sky.
By:
xmoneyx
When: 07 Nov 17 00:04
LH - tax advisor

I'm not calling it dodgy , but you only have to land your plane once,isle of man to avoid £3mill tax

Hamilton

hold my beer Laugh
By:
Captain carnage
When: 07 Nov 17 00:10
So much sanctomonious craaap spouted.

The richest 10% pay about 75% of all the taxes in this country - is that fair?

Is if bolllox. If I was rich enough to fall into the bracket were over 50% of my income was to be paid to the government I would move heaven and earth to avoid paying every penny.

Is there any evidence that any government spends a rich persons tax more wisely than if you just left that money
with the rich person?

I would suggest the 2nd option would probably help the economy which in turn helps the `poor' and `rich'.
By:
G Hall
When: 07 Nov 17 00:22
Saint bono
By:
terry mccann
When: 07 Nov 17 08:16
yeah what a turd ^
By:
salmon spray
When: 07 Nov 17 09:59
I feel sorry for poor old Liz,who does her best imo,being lumped in with the likes of Bono and Hamilton.
By:
STUDYFORM
When: 07 Nov 17 10:07

Nov 7, 2017 -- 12:10AM, Captain carnage wrote:


So much sanctomonious craaap spouted.The richest 10% pay about 75% of all the taxes in this country - is that fair?Is if bolllox. If I was rich enough to fall into the bracket were over 50% of my income was to be paid to the government I would move heaven and earth to avoid paying every penny.Is there any evidence that any government spends a rich persons tax more wisely than if you just left that moneywith the rich person?I would suggest the 2nd option would probably help the economy which in turn helps the `poor' and `rich'.


No they don't. You made that statistic up!

What IS true however is that the richest 5% own about 95% of the money.
When they buy a loaf of bread it costs them the same, yet is a tiny proportion of their wealth.
Most people's shopping can be measured in whole number percentages of theirs.

Most people have no choice about tax. On food, fuel, travel, income, everything. At full rates.

The richest claim much of it back against expenses and avoid the rest.
and people like you call the objections sanctimonious.

Pot, kettle, black.

By:
STUDYFORM
When: 07 Nov 17 10:08

Nov 6, 2017 -- 10:36PM, ooO{Alpha Centauri}Ooo wrote:


Thinking about this situation in terms of political parties and even countries is futile, this is the not so secret economy of the truly wealthy and powerful, the 'loopholes' are laws designed to keep them getting richer and the peasants poorer.

By:
STUDYFORM
When: 07 Nov 17 10:10
Quite right, alpha.
No-one can stop them, they make the rules...Or pay someone else to.
By:
Dr Crippen
When: 07 Nov 17 11:12
While capitalism is the system used to provide wealth for the UK, the company tax laws will remain little changed.

And the BBC who surely have experts to advise them in the facts of the matter, will continue to make programmes designed to infuriate people rather than educate them.
By:
Whisperingdeath
When: 07 Nov 17 13:00
Again I reiterate this is an open goal for Labour and they will miss it by a mile. They should insists they will pass a law that if monies have been squirrelled away in illegal ways and not been reported to HMRC they will incur heavy penalties on discovery.

They take property of drud dealers why should they not do the same to these people who do not pay their fair share?
By:
terry mccann
When: 07 Nov 17 13:48
actually its 2 per cent that own 98 per cent of the wealth and its getting worse, got to say that bono is a two faced cooont though
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