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I see it as a lesser of two evils as while there is clearly room for improvement now, the lefties would have gone further, especially in terms of their approach to business and anyone vaguely successful. Imagine if Labour had won in 2019...surrey_commuter said:
you may have kept the lefties out but you certainly did not keep their policies outStevo_666 said:
If you define short term success as around a decade of keeping the lefties out of power, OKsecretsqirrel said:The £3 socialists did achieve some short term success. However the result has been a ‘batsh*t crazy’ tory party, unopposed leaving a trail of destruction, and potential for a new monster in a unopposed Labour party after the next election.
Well played 😆
Careful what you wish for though, especially if you're vaguely successful."I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0 -
Stevo_666 said:
I see it as a lesser of two evils as while there is clearly room for improvement now, the lefties would have gone further, especially in terms of their approach to business and anyone vaguely successful. Imagine if Labour had won in 2019...surrey_commuter said:
you may have kept the lefties out but you certainly did not keep their policies outStevo_666 said:
If you define short term success as around a decade of keeping the lefties out of power, OKsecretsqirrel said:The £3 socialists did achieve some short term success. However the result has been a ‘batsh*t crazy’ tory party, unopposed leaving a trail of destruction, and potential for a new monster in a unopposed Labour party after the next election.
Well played 😆
Careful what you wish for though, especially if you're vaguely successful.
We can but dream... just think, no Johnson, no Trussterfuck, no spaffing covid money up the wall to all the Tories' mates...
Your mantra of "It would have been worse" isn't terribly convincing, given the evidence of what's actually happened.0 -
What part of you genuinely beleives they 'would have gone further' given the PM himself literally said 'f*** business'.Stevo_666 said:
I see it as a lesser of two evils as while there is clearly room for improvement now, the lefties would have gone further, especially in terms of their approach to business and anyone vaguely successful. Imagine if Labour had won in 2019...surrey_commuter said:
you may have kept the lefties out but you certainly did not keep their policies outStevo_666 said:
If you define short term success as around a decade of keeping the lefties out of power, OKsecretsqirrel said:The £3 socialists did achieve some short term success. However the result has been a ‘batsh*t crazy’ tory party, unopposed leaving a trail of destruction, and potential for a new monster in a unopposed Labour party after the next election.
Well played 😆
Careful what you wish for though, especially if you're vaguely successful.0 -
He may have said it, but Labour will almost certainly do it. Why would they treat what they see as part of the enemy any different now?shirley_basso said:
What part of you genuinely beleives they 'would have gone further' given the PM himself literally said 'f*** business'.Stevo_666 said:
I see it as a lesser of two evils as while there is clearly room for improvement now, the lefties would have gone further, especially in terms of their approach to business and anyone vaguely successful. Imagine if Labour had won in 2019...surrey_commuter said:
you may have kept the lefties out but you certainly did not keep their policies outStevo_666 said:
If you define short term success as around a decade of keeping the lefties out of power, OKsecretsqirrel said:The £3 socialists did achieve some short term success. However the result has been a ‘batsh*t crazy’ tory party, unopposed leaving a trail of destruction, and potential for a new monster in a unopposed Labour party after the next election.
Well played 😆
Careful what you wish for though, especially if you're vaguely successful."I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0 -
I'm sure you would have been fine with Corbyn running the country, sure... (I assume we are allowed to mention him?)briantrumpet said:Stevo_666 said:
I see it as a lesser of two evils as while there is clearly room for improvement now, the lefties would have gone further, especially in terms of their approach to business and anyone vaguely successful. Imagine if Labour had won in 2019...surrey_commuter said:
you may have kept the lefties out but you certainly did not keep their policies outStevo_666 said:
If you define short term success as around a decade of keeping the lefties out of power, OKsecretsqirrel said:The £3 socialists did achieve some short term success. However the result has been a ‘batsh*t crazy’ tory party, unopposed leaving a trail of destruction, and potential for a new monster in a unopposed Labour party after the next election.
Well played 😆
Careful what you wish for though, especially if you're vaguely successful.
We can but dream... just think, no Johnson, no Trussterfuck, no spaffing covid money up the wall to all the Tories' mates...
Your mantra of "It would have been worse" isn't terribly convincing, given the evidence of what's actually happened."I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0 -
Stevo_666 said:
I'm sure you would have been fine with Corbyn running the country, sure... (I assume we are allowed to mention him?)briantrumpet said:Stevo_666 said:
I see it as a lesser of two evils as while there is clearly room for improvement now, the lefties would have gone further, especially in terms of their approach to business and anyone vaguely successful. Imagine if Labour had won in 2019...surrey_commuter said:
you may have kept the lefties out but you certainly did not keep their policies outStevo_666 said:
If you define short term success as around a decade of keeping the lefties out of power, OKsecretsqirrel said:The £3 socialists did achieve some short term success. However the result has been a ‘batsh*t crazy’ tory party, unopposed leaving a trail of destruction, and potential for a new monster in a unopposed Labour party after the next election.
Well played 😆
Careful what you wish for though, especially if you're vaguely successful.
We can but dream... just think, no Johnson, no Trussterfuck, no spaffing covid money up the wall to all the Tories' mates...
Your mantra of "It would have been worse" isn't terribly convincing, given the evidence of what's actually happened.
No-one believes you now that Corbyn could have been worse. That's why the Tories are in the doldrums - literally anyone is seen as a better alternative, no matter how many times you shout "But Corbyn". And that's despite him being an utter arsewipe.0 -
Almost certainly do it vs Tories actually doing it?Stevo_666 said:
He may have said it, but Labour will almost certainly do it. Why would they treat what they see as part of the enemy any different now?shirley_basso said:
What part of you genuinely beleives they 'would have gone further' given the PM himself literally said 'f*** business'.Stevo_666 said:
I see it as a lesser of two evils as while there is clearly room for improvement now, the lefties would have gone further, especially in terms of their approach to business and anyone vaguely successful. Imagine if Labour had won in 2019...surrey_commuter said:
you may have kept the lefties out but you certainly did not keep their policies outStevo_666 said:
If you define short term success as around a decade of keeping the lefties out of power, OKsecretsqirrel said:The £3 socialists did achieve some short term success. However the result has been a ‘batsh*t crazy’ tory party, unopposed leaving a trail of destruction, and potential for a new monster in a unopposed Labour party after the next election.
Well played 😆
Careful what you wish for though, especially if you're vaguely successful.0 -
Corporation. Tax. Up. Six. Percentage. Points.Stevo_666 said:
I see it as a lesser of two evils as while there is clearly room for improvement now, the lefties would have gone further, especially in terms of their approach to business and anyone vaguely successful. Imagine if Labour had won in 2019...surrey_commuter said:
you may have kept the lefties out but you certainly did not keep their policies outStevo_666 said:
If you define short term success as around a decade of keeping the lefties out of power, OKsecretsqirrel said:The £3 socialists did achieve some short term success. However the result has been a ‘batsh*t crazy’ tory party, unopposed leaving a trail of destruction, and potential for a new monster in a unopposed Labour party after the next election.
Well played 😆
Careful what you wish for though, especially if you're vaguely successful.
I'm sure if they have just one more term they'll definitely bring taxes down then. They really mean it this time, honest.1985 Mercian King of Mercia - work in progress (Hah! Who am I kidding?)
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Part of the anti-growth coalition0 -
Everything this government is doing is very reminiscent of a shop raising prices prior to having a sale.The above may be fact, or fiction, I may be serious, I may be jesting.
I am not sure. You have no chance.Veronese68 wrote:PB is the most sensible person on here.0 -
The current corporation tax rate is still 3 percentage points lower than when Labour were last in power.rjsterry said:
Corporation. Tax. Up. Six. Percentage. Points.Stevo_666 said:
I see it as a lesser of two evils as while there is clearly room for improvement now, the lefties would have gone further, especially in terms of their approach to business and anyone vaguely successful. Imagine if Labour had won in 2019...surrey_commuter said:
you may have kept the lefties out but you certainly did not keep their policies outStevo_666 said:
If you define short term success as around a decade of keeping the lefties out of power, OKsecretsqirrel said:The £3 socialists did achieve some short term success. However the result has been a ‘batsh*t crazy’ tory party, unopposed leaving a trail of destruction, and potential for a new monster in a unopposed Labour party after the next election.
Well played 😆
Careful what you wish for though, especially if you're vaguely successful.
I'm sure if they have just one more term they'll definitely bring taxes down then. They really mean it this time, honest."I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0 -
What do you mean?shirley_basso said:
Almost certainly do it vs Tories actually doing it?Stevo_666 said:
He may have said it, but Labour will almost certainly do it. Why would they treat what they see as part of the enemy any different now?shirley_basso said:
What part of you genuinely beleives they 'would have gone further' given the PM himself literally said 'f*** business'.Stevo_666 said:
I see it as a lesser of two evils as while there is clearly room for improvement now, the lefties would have gone further, especially in terms of their approach to business and anyone vaguely successful. Imagine if Labour had won in 2019...surrey_commuter said:
you may have kept the lefties out but you certainly did not keep their policies outStevo_666 said:
If you define short term success as around a decade of keeping the lefties out of power, OKsecretsqirrel said:The £3 socialists did achieve some short term success. However the result has been a ‘batsh*t crazy’ tory party, unopposed leaving a trail of destruction, and potential for a new monster in a unopposed Labour party after the next election.
Well played 😆
Careful what you wish for though, especially if you're vaguely successful.
"I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0 -
I haven't mentioned it for ages. It's also why I asked if it was 'allowed', as for some reason you and a few others seem to take exception to anyone pointing out just how bad Labour can be.briantrumpet said:Stevo_666 said:
I'm sure you would have been fine with Corbyn running the country, sure... (I assume we are allowed to mention him?)briantrumpet said:Stevo_666 said:
I see it as a lesser of two evils as while there is clearly room for improvement now, the lefties would have gone further, especially in terms of their approach to business and anyone vaguely successful. Imagine if Labour had won in 2019...surrey_commuter said:
you may have kept the lefties out but you certainly did not keep their policies outStevo_666 said:
If you define short term success as around a decade of keeping the lefties out of power, OKsecretsqirrel said:The £3 socialists did achieve some short term success. However the result has been a ‘batsh*t crazy’ tory party, unopposed leaving a trail of destruction, and potential for a new monster in a unopposed Labour party after the next election.
Well played 😆
Careful what you wish for though, especially if you're vaguely successful.
We can but dream... just think, no Johnson, no Trussterfuck, no spaffing covid money up the wall to all the Tories' mates...
Your mantra of "It would have been worse" isn't terribly convincing, given the evidence of what's actually happened.
No-one believes you now that Corbyn could have been worse. That's why the Tories are in the doldrums - literally anyone is seen as a better alternative, no matter how many times you shout "But Corbyn". And that's despite him being an utter arsewipe."I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0 -
No, I don't mind you mentioning how bad Labour can be, as I've got a long political memory. It's just a pity that their incompetence has been soundly overtaken by the Tories': they've squandered their legacy. Jeez, they've made even Margaret Thatcher look pragmatic in comparison, and that's some achievement, given the strengths of her political beliefs.Stevo_666 said:
I haven't mentioned it for ages. It's also why I asked if it was 'allowed', as for some reason you and a few others seem to take exception to anyone pointing out just how bad Labour can be.briantrumpet said:Stevo_666 said:
I'm sure you would have been fine with Corbyn running the country, sure... (I assume we are allowed to mention him?)briantrumpet said:Stevo_666 said:
I see it as a lesser of two evils as while there is clearly room for improvement now, the lefties would have gone further, especially in terms of their approach to business and anyone vaguely successful. Imagine if Labour had won in 2019...surrey_commuter said:
you may have kept the lefties out but you certainly did not keep their policies outStevo_666 said:
If you define short term success as around a decade of keeping the lefties out of power, OKsecretsqirrel said:The £3 socialists did achieve some short term success. However the result has been a ‘batsh*t crazy’ tory party, unopposed leaving a trail of destruction, and potential for a new monster in a unopposed Labour party after the next election.
Well played 😆
Careful what you wish for though, especially if you're vaguely successful.
We can but dream... just think, no Johnson, no Trussterfuck, no spaffing covid money up the wall to all the Tories' mates...
Your mantra of "It would have been worse" isn't terribly convincing, given the evidence of what's actually happened.
No-one believes you now that Corbyn could have been worse. That's why the Tories are in the doldrums - literally anyone is seen as a better alternative, no matter how many times you shout "But Corbyn". And that's despite him being an utter arsewipe.0 -
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It is. But then you have to add on the employer's NIC increase as well.Stevo_666 said:
The current corporation tax rate is still 3 percentage points lower than when Labour were last in power.rjsterry said:
Corporation. Tax. Up. Six. Percentage. Points.Stevo_666 said:
I see it as a lesser of two evils as while there is clearly room for improvement now, the lefties would have gone further, especially in terms of their approach to business and anyone vaguely successful. Imagine if Labour had won in 2019...surrey_commuter said:
you may have kept the lefties out but you certainly did not keep their policies outStevo_666 said:
If you define short term success as around a decade of keeping the lefties out of power, OKsecretsqirrel said:The £3 socialists did achieve some short term success. However the result has been a ‘batsh*t crazy’ tory party, unopposed leaving a trail of destruction, and potential for a new monster in a unopposed Labour party after the next election.
Well played 😆
Careful what you wish for though, especially if you're vaguely successful.
I'm sure if they have just one more term they'll definitely bring taxes down then. They really mean it this time, honest.1985 Mercian King of Mercia - work in progress (Hah! Who am I kidding?)
Pinnacle Monzonite
Part of the anti-growth coalition0 -
It sounds like you as a business owner would vote for a party that lowered the tax burden on business? Welcome to The Dark Siderjsterry said:
It is. But then you have to add on the employer's NIC increase as well.Stevo_666 said:
The current corporation tax rate is still 3 percentage points lower than when Labour were last in power.rjsterry said:
Corporation. Tax. Up. Six. Percentage. Points.Stevo_666 said:
I see it as a lesser of two evils as while there is clearly room for improvement now, the lefties would have gone further, especially in terms of their approach to business and anyone vaguely successful. Imagine if Labour had won in 2019...surrey_commuter said:
you may have kept the lefties out but you certainly did not keep their policies outStevo_666 said:
If you define short term success as around a decade of keeping the lefties out of power, OKsecretsqirrel said:The £3 socialists did achieve some short term success. However the result has been a ‘batsh*t crazy’ tory party, unopposed leaving a trail of destruction, and potential for a new monster in a unopposed Labour party after the next election.
Well played 😆
Careful what you wish for though, especially if you're vaguely successful.
I'm sure if they have just one more term they'll definitely bring taxes down then. They really mean it this time, honest. "I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0 -
Don't make a profit of over £250 k and you'll stick at 19% Corporation Tax raterjsterry said:
It is. But then you have to add on the employer's NIC increase as well.Stevo_666 said:
The current corporation tax rate is still 3 percentage points lower than when Labour were last in power.rjsterry said:
Corporation. Tax. Up. Six. Percentage. Points.Stevo_666 said:
I see it as a lesser of two evils as while there is clearly room for improvement now, the lefties would have gone further, especially in terms of their approach to business and anyone vaguely successful. Imagine if Labour had won in 2019...surrey_commuter said:
you may have kept the lefties out but you certainly did not keep their policies outStevo_666 said:
If you define short term success as around a decade of keeping the lefties out of power, OKsecretsqirrel said:The £3 socialists did achieve some short term success. However the result has been a ‘batsh*t crazy’ tory party, unopposed leaving a trail of destruction, and potential for a new monster in a unopposed Labour party after the next election.
Well played 😆
Careful what you wish for though, especially if you're vaguely successful.
I'm sure if they have just one more term they'll definitely bring taxes down then. They really mean it this time, honest.0 -
Dorset_Boy said:
Don't make a profit of over £250 k and you'll stick at 19% Corporation Tax raterjsterry said:
It is. But then you have to add on the employer's NIC increase as well.Stevo_666 said:
The current corporation tax rate is still 3 percentage points lower than when Labour were last in power.rjsterry said:
Corporation. Tax. Up. Six. Percentage. Points.Stevo_666 said:
I see it as a lesser of two evils as while there is clearly room for improvement now, the lefties would have gone further, especially in terms of their approach to business and anyone vaguely successful. Imagine if Labour had won in 2019...surrey_commuter said:
you may have kept the lefties out but you certainly did not keep their policies outStevo_666 said:
If you define short term success as around a decade of keeping the lefties out of power, OKsecretsqirrel said:The £3 socialists did achieve some short term success. However the result has been a ‘batsh*t crazy’ tory party, unopposed leaving a trail of destruction, and potential for a new monster in a unopposed Labour party after the next election.
Well played 😆
Careful what you wish for though, especially if you're vaguely successful.
I'm sure if they have just one more term they'll definitely bring taxes down then. They really mean it this time, honest.
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How is that relevant to Dorset Boy's point?pangolin said:Dorset_Boy said:
Don't make a profit of over £250 k and you'll stick at 19% Corporation Tax raterjsterry said:
It is. But then you have to add on the employer's NIC increase as well.Stevo_666 said:
The current corporation tax rate is still 3 percentage points lower than when Labour were last in power.rjsterry said:
Corporation. Tax. Up. Six. Percentage. Points.Stevo_666 said:
I see it as a lesser of two evils as while there is clearly room for improvement now, the lefties would have gone further, especially in terms of their approach to business and anyone vaguely successful. Imagine if Labour had won in 2019...surrey_commuter said:
you may have kept the lefties out but you certainly did not keep their policies outStevo_666 said:
If you define short term success as around a decade of keeping the lefties out of power, OKsecretsqirrel said:The £3 socialists did achieve some short term success. However the result has been a ‘batsh*t crazy’ tory party, unopposed leaving a trail of destruction, and potential for a new monster in a unopposed Labour party after the next election.
Well played 😆
Careful what you wish for though, especially if you're vaguely successful.
I'm sure if they have just one more term they'll definitely bring taxes down then. They really mean it this time, honest."I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0 -
You're a smart cookie Stevo you'll work it out.Stevo_666 said:
How is that relevant to Dorset Boy's point?pangolin said:Dorset_Boy said:
Don't make a profit of over £250 k and you'll stick at 19% Corporation Tax raterjsterry said:
It is. But then you have to add on the employer's NIC increase as well.Stevo_666 said:
The current corporation tax rate is still 3 percentage points lower than when Labour were last in power.rjsterry said:
Corporation. Tax. Up. Six. Percentage. Points.Stevo_666 said:
I see it as a lesser of two evils as while there is clearly room for improvement now, the lefties would have gone further, especially in terms of their approach to business and anyone vaguely successful. Imagine if Labour had won in 2019...surrey_commuter said:
you may have kept the lefties out but you certainly did not keep their policies outStevo_666 said:
If you define short term success as around a decade of keeping the lefties out of power, OKsecretsqirrel said:The £3 socialists did achieve some short term success. However the result has been a ‘batsh*t crazy’ tory party, unopposed leaving a trail of destruction, and potential for a new monster in a unopposed Labour party after the next election.
Well played 😆
Careful what you wish for though, especially if you're vaguely successful.
I'm sure if they have just one more term they'll definitely bring taxes down then. They really mean it this time, honest.- Genesis Croix de Fer
- Dolan Tuono0 -
Just for the avoidance of doubt, you tell us what you're thinking Pango.pangolin said:
You're a smart cookie Stevo you'll work it out.Stevo_666 said:
How is that relevant to Dorset Boy's point?pangolin said:Dorset_Boy said:
Don't make a profit of over £250 k and you'll stick at 19% Corporation Tax raterjsterry said:
It is. But then you have to add on the employer's NIC increase as well.Stevo_666 said:
The current corporation tax rate is still 3 percentage points lower than when Labour were last in power.rjsterry said:
Corporation. Tax. Up. Six. Percentage. Points.Stevo_666 said:
I see it as a lesser of two evils as while there is clearly room for improvement now, the lefties would have gone further, especially in terms of their approach to business and anyone vaguely successful. Imagine if Labour had won in 2019...surrey_commuter said:
you may have kept the lefties out but you certainly did not keep their policies outStevo_666 said:
If you define short term success as around a decade of keeping the lefties out of power, OKsecretsqirrel said:The £3 socialists did achieve some short term success. However the result has been a ‘batsh*t crazy’ tory party, unopposed leaving a trail of destruction, and potential for a new monster in a unopposed Labour party after the next election.
Well played 😆
Careful what you wish for though, especially if you're vaguely successful.
I'm sure if they have just one more term they'll definitely bring taxes down then. They really mean it this time, honest."I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0 -
Strive for mediocrity!Dorset_Boy said:
Don't make a profit of over £250 k and you'll stick at 19% Corporation Tax raterjsterry said:
It is. But then you have to add on the employer's NIC increase as well.Stevo_666 said:
The current corporation tax rate is still 3 percentage points lower than when Labour were last in power.rjsterry said:
Corporation. Tax. Up. Six. Percentage. Points.Stevo_666 said:
I see it as a lesser of two evils as while there is clearly room for improvement now, the lefties would have gone further, especially in terms of their approach to business and anyone vaguely successful. Imagine if Labour had won in 2019...surrey_commuter said:
you may have kept the lefties out but you certainly did not keep their policies outStevo_666 said:
If you define short term success as around a decade of keeping the lefties out of power, OKsecretsqirrel said:The £3 socialists did achieve some short term success. However the result has been a ‘batsh*t crazy’ tory party, unopposed leaving a trail of destruction, and potential for a new monster in a unopposed Labour party after the next election.
Well played 😆
Careful what you wish for though, especially if you're vaguely successful.
I'm sure if they have just one more term they'll definitely bring taxes down then. They really mean it this time, honest.1985 Mercian King of Mercia - work in progress (Hah! Who am I kidding?)
Pinnacle Monzonite
Part of the anti-growth coalition0 -
Let me know when one turns up.Stevo_666 said:
It sounds like you as a business owner would vote for a party that lowered the tax burden on business? Welcome to The Dark Siderjsterry said:
It is. But then you have to add on the employer's NIC increase as well.Stevo_666 said:
The current corporation tax rate is still 3 percentage points lower than when Labour were last in power.rjsterry said:
Corporation. Tax. Up. Six. Percentage. Points.Stevo_666 said:
I see it as a lesser of two evils as while there is clearly room for improvement now, the lefties would have gone further, especially in terms of their approach to business and anyone vaguely successful. Imagine if Labour had won in 2019...surrey_commuter said:
you may have kept the lefties out but you certainly did not keep their policies outStevo_666 said:
If you define short term success as around a decade of keeping the lefties out of power, OKsecretsqirrel said:The £3 socialists did achieve some short term success. However the result has been a ‘batsh*t crazy’ tory party, unopposed leaving a trail of destruction, and potential for a new monster in a unopposed Labour party after the next election.
Well played 😆
Careful what you wish for though, especially if you're vaguely successful.
I'm sure if they have just one more term they'll definitely bring taxes down then. They really mean it this time, honest.1985 Mercian King of Mercia - work in progress (Hah! Who am I kidding?)
Pinnacle Monzonite
Part of the anti-growth coalition0 -
Stevo_666 said:
Just for the avoidance of doubt, you tell us what you're thinking Pango.pangolin said:
You're a smart cookie Stevo you'll work it out.Stevo_666 said:
How is that relevant to Dorset Boy's point?pangolin said:Dorset_Boy said:
Don't make a profit of over £250 k and you'll stick at 19% Corporation Tax raterjsterry said:
It is. But then you have to add on the employer's NIC increase as well.Stevo_666 said:
The current corporation tax rate is still 3 percentage points lower than when Labour were last in power.rjsterry said:
Corporation. Tax. Up. Six. Percentage. Points.Stevo_666 said:
I see it as a lesser of two evils as while there is clearly room for improvement now, the lefties would have gone further, especially in terms of their approach to business and anyone vaguely successful. Imagine if Labour had won in 2019...surrey_commuter said:
you may have kept the lefties out but you certainly did not keep their policies outStevo_666 said:
If you define short term success as around a decade of keeping the lefties out of power, OKsecretsqirrel said:The £3 socialists did achieve some short term success. However the result has been a ‘batsh*t crazy’ tory party, unopposed leaving a trail of destruction, and potential for a new monster in a unopposed Labour party after the next election.
Well played 😆
Careful what you wish for though, especially if you're vaguely successful.
I'm sure if they have just one more term they'll definitely bring taxes down then. They really mean it this time, honest.
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Nonsense. Mediocrity has nothing to do with it. A typical display of london centric BS.rjsterry said:
Strive for mediocrity!Dorset_Boy said:
Don't make a profit of over £250 k and you'll stick at 19% Corporation Tax raterjsterry said:
It is. But then you have to add on the employer's NIC increase as well.Stevo_666 said:
The current corporation tax rate is still 3 percentage points lower than when Labour were last in power.rjsterry said:
Corporation. Tax. Up. Six. Percentage. Points.Stevo_666 said:
I see it as a lesser of two evils as while there is clearly room for improvement now, the lefties would have gone further, especially in terms of their approach to business and anyone vaguely successful. Imagine if Labour had won in 2019...surrey_commuter said:
you may have kept the lefties out but you certainly did not keep their policies outStevo_666 said:
If you define short term success as around a decade of keeping the lefties out of power, OKsecretsqirrel said:The £3 socialists did achieve some short term success. However the result has been a ‘batsh*t crazy’ tory party, unopposed leaving a trail of destruction, and potential for a new monster in a unopposed Labour party after the next election.
Well played 😆
Careful what you wish for though, especially if you're vaguely successful.
I'm sure if they have just one more term they'll definitely bring taxes down then. They really mean it this time, honest.
Entirely depends on the size of your business. If you look like making £255k profit, make a £5k pension contribution from the company etc.
Plenty of small business owners are more than happy with the living the earn whilst having profits of under £250k, and run extremely good businesses too.0 -
@Dorset_Boy do you know what Pangolin is on about?"I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0
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What you’re describing isn’t growthDorset_Boy said:
Nonsense. Mediocrity has nothing to do with it. A typical display of london centric BS.rjsterry said:
Strive for mediocrity!Dorset_Boy said:
Don't make a profit of over £250 k and you'll stick at 19% Corporation Tax raterjsterry said:
It is. But then you have to add on the employer's NIC increase as well.Stevo_666 said:
The current corporation tax rate is still 3 percentage points lower than when Labour were last in power.rjsterry said:
Corporation. Tax. Up. Six. Percentage. Points.Stevo_666 said:
I see it as a lesser of two evils as while there is clearly room for improvement now, the lefties would have gone further, especially in terms of their approach to business and anyone vaguely successful. Imagine if Labour had won in 2019...surrey_commuter said:
you may have kept the lefties out but you certainly did not keep their policies outStevo_666 said:
If you define short term success as around a decade of keeping the lefties out of power, OKsecretsqirrel said:The £3 socialists did achieve some short term success. However the result has been a ‘batsh*t crazy’ tory party, unopposed leaving a trail of destruction, and potential for a new monster in a unopposed Labour party after the next election.
Well played 😆
Careful what you wish for though, especially if you're vaguely successful.
I'm sure if they have just one more term they'll definitely bring taxes down then. They really mean it this time, honest.
Entirely depends on the size of your business. If you look like making £255k profit, make a £5k pension contribution from the company etc.
Plenty of small business owners are more than happy with the living the earn whilst having profits of under £250k, and run extremely good businesses too.0 -
Where do I suggest it is?rick_chasey said:
What you’re describing isn’t growthDorset_Boy said:
Nonsense. Mediocrity has nothing to do with it. A typical display of london centric BS.rjsterry said:
Strive for mediocrity!Dorset_Boy said:
Don't make a profit of over £250 k and you'll stick at 19% Corporation Tax raterjsterry said:
It is. But then you have to add on the employer's NIC increase as well.Stevo_666 said:
The current corporation tax rate is still 3 percentage points lower than when Labour were last in power.rjsterry said:
Corporation. Tax. Up. Six. Percentage. Points.Stevo_666 said:
I see it as a lesser of two evils as while there is clearly room for improvement now, the lefties would have gone further, especially in terms of their approach to business and anyone vaguely successful. Imagine if Labour had won in 2019...surrey_commuter said:
you may have kept the lefties out but you certainly did not keep their policies outStevo_666 said:
If you define short term success as around a decade of keeping the lefties out of power, OKsecretsqirrel said:The £3 socialists did achieve some short term success. However the result has been a ‘batsh*t crazy’ tory party, unopposed leaving a trail of destruction, and potential for a new monster in a unopposed Labour party after the next election.
Well played 😆
Careful what you wish for though, especially if you're vaguely successful.
I'm sure if they have just one more term they'll definitely bring taxes down then. They really mean it this time, honest.
Entirely depends on the size of your business. If you look like making £255k profit, make a £5k pension contribution from the company etc.
Plenty of small business owners are more than happy with the living the earn whilst having profits of under £250k, and run extremely good businesses too.
I was responding to RJST complaining about the hike in Corporation Tax for businesses making profits of over £250k, and that if around the margin, you can reduce the taxable profit to remain at 19%.
If turnover goes up by say 20% but the profit remains the same is that growth?
If turnover falls but the profit grows, is that growth?0 -
