and then you get the grant for the cot and the pram.and the grants go on on on until you reach pension age.and then you get the old age grant to go with your free house grant.

I think you are forgetting they can thank Britain for that

brassneck is forgetting that it is Britain that pays for everything in Britain, and a lot in the rest of the EU also
he might be irish, theyre like that

So by your stupid libtard maths you want people taxed at 100% ?

Isnt it about time you had another meltdown where you complained about a forum being infiltrated by people that dont agree with your views but still continues to posts on it

I'm very willing to meet you for a coffee ?

because if another form of tax is 50%, you don't have to pay it generally you can choose not to
income tax you cannot, it is a 100% tax

well its theft in a way , especially in the modern world
in the modern world no government has the right to impose income tax
other forms of tax yes possibly

So by your stupid libtard maths you want people taxed at 100% ?

Where the F did I say, intimate or suggest that?

Coffee? Trust me, you are one of the last people I want to take me on a date. I can't get away from you on here, having a real life stalker is even worse.

LAST TRY:
THE ENTIRE TAX REVENUE - OR MONEY RAISED BY THE GOVERNMENT COMES FROM MANY SOURCES OR FORMS OF TAX.
INCOME TAX JUST MAKES UP 25% OF THE TOTAL AMOUNT. WE ALL PAY LOADS MORE TAX THAN JUST INCOME TAX.

That's it. There is NOTHING incorrect about that nor any other statement I've made.

The hurling of "libtard" and "leftie" as an insult, gets you some insults back. It's just that mine are more accurate.

Anything else you write about it is projection, is argumentative, or is trolldom.
It's a statement of fact nothing more, nothing less.

As always, sonko, you are ONLY posting on the thread to argue with me (oh, except for one argumentative dig at facts) About something which was entirely not worth arguing about.
You were out of order on Saturday, though you choose to ignore that.

As for me needing help - merely more projection, your obsession is more of an issue.
Existing on here just to start arguing about nothing, is the bigger problem.

Studyform is wrong , we don’t all pay loads more tax than income tax
We pay more income tax than any other form of tax

the grants for northern ireland are funded by the 28 states because they are peace keeping grants(as far as i know,i could be wrong)WHEN the UK leave the waters round the UK will have to be patrolled ,if there is a hard border the UK Will need serious security on their side.And the biggest problem of all will be boat people trying to get into Northern Ireland and claim british status .The EU are likely to turn a blind eye to this as the boat people will be leaving their jurisdiction .now at the leave date the UK will not have their law sorted out and will still work under EU Law'this is my opinion and i reckon that there may be trouble ahead with an influx of boat people trying to reach britain before british law becomes rule,and its not going to worry the EU if these boat people head for northern ireland via the atlantic ocean.
the republic of ireland have only a few small boats to protect the whole island of ireland.
this will cost serious money.imvho

The other thread on saturday, which you are definitely aware of, was removed.
I wouldn't have minded if it had stayed -with the opening post not removed- as it showed you for the type of person you are.

As for attacking.... YOU addressed me:
Ibrahima Sonko  • June 18, 2018 2:17 PM BST 
Income tax accounts for 25% of revenues for the government, the highest of all incomes. stop talking leftie crap.



I didn't say there wasn't a higher tax - which you are definitely aware of.
I just said it's a minority of the government's tax revenue, which it is. As long as it's less than 50% of the total it is a minority of the total.
Nothing I said was incorrect.

I'll try simplifying for you. If you have a salad on your plate, which is made of 25% tomato, 20% lettuce, 15% coleslaw, 15% cucumber, 15% pasta, 10% horsesh|t.
And you leave the tomato but eat the rest, then you've eaten 75% (a majority) of the salad. The Tomato, which might have been the single biggest constituent was only 25% of the salad. it was a minority of what was on the plate.

lfc... you are just doing what you always do. You could easily substitute 'more' with 'other'. What I CLEARLY meant was that we pay many forms of taxation. Income tax is just one of MANY taxes. Some people - I don't know, maybe you're one of them, don't pay any income tax.
But you pay VAT, Council tax, insurance tax, travel tax (if you go travelling), and others.

NONE of this is of any consequence, as it was a mention (a statement of fact) in passing

The overkill of semantics on here must make you people wet yourselves with glee.

Same as just about everyone else (who gets the choice) then.

Is that really your reply ?

You should not be so single minded to make decision on what a person is or not on a forum, post what i did wrong ?

It cannot be a minority tax when it has the highest income.

You are are waste of time and space. & do want to meet for a coffee ?

& a big massive libtard.

well I suppose anythings possible brassneck

I read it here

theres never been so many people not on paye,absolutely millions now classed as self employed, ltd company , paying accountants to lower their tax bill, as showed by Charlie muggins crying in his bently outside the high court it suits big business to get millions off paye, paying 20p paye is now considered a mugs by millions of ordinary average, low paid workers

everyone pays income tax, doesn't matter who you are

May is telling the truth, the billions we will not be giving to the EU will be spent on the health service

the usual suspects don't want to be happy about that

I guess there's an incentive for both parties.

Basic rate of tax on dividend income ie drawings from a Limited Company is 7.5%. Higher rate is 32.5%

You also receive a £2,000 allowance before you pay tax (on top of your income tax personal allowance). The dividend allowance was £5,000 until the current tax year.