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Gordon Brown refused to rule out extending it to thousands of betting shops
Sunday April 18,2010
By Ted Jeory Have your say(1)
GORDON Browns pledge not to introduce new rates of VAT was exposed as a sham last night after he refused to rule out extending it to thousands of betting shops.
Labour has deliberately excluded betting shops from a list of items that its manifesto has pledged will remain VAT-free.
The Prime Minister has not decided whether to introduce the tax on £11billion of bets every year a move that could be justified on the grounds that betting is a
Sunday April 18,2010
By Ted Jeory Have your say(1)
GORDON Browns pledge not to introduce new rates of VAT was exposed as a sham last night after he refused to rule out extending it to thousands of betting shops.
Labour has deliberately excluded betting shops from a list of items that its manifesto has pledged will remain VAT-free.
The Prime Minister has not decided whether to introduce the tax on £11billion of bets every year a move that could be justified on the grounds that betting is a
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he's going to tax the hell out of FOBTs
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Are FOBT's no currently taxed?
If not that is a disgrace imho |
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they should super tax them
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..this has got to be a wind up?
HTF can you pay 20% on top of you're bet's and still make a profit, unless the odds are 20% high like they are on Betfair :^0 |
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plenty Betfair customers already paying 22-23% on their winnings ;)
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Yes, but don't they want you to pay 20% on your're steaks?!
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Stake & ***** 21 Apr 09:49
..this has got to be a wind up? HTF can you pay 20% on top of you're bet's and still make a profit, unless the odds are 20% high like they are on Betfair hmmm 18:10 Brighton :- Imperial Guest SP = 6/1, BFSP = 4.44-1 |