General Election June 8th

[SWP's back]

Despite owning three properties in Kensington, valued at £500m

And he will face capital gains tax when he sells them.

 

[SWP's back]

To be considered non-domicile a person cannot spend more than an average of 91 days in the country

That's resident, not domicile.

Two very different things.

As an example I'm a non U.K. Tax resident but I am still a U.K. Domicile. The polish workers that came over in the last decade are UK tax residents but not UK domiciled.

 

[Chippy_boy]

And he will face capital gains tax when he sells them.

Are but you are forgetting that he bought them by exploiting the workers and the profits he made should rightfully be distributed equally amongst the many.
</sarcasm off>

 

[Gaylord du Bois]

Over 300 more votes cast in here than the player of the season vote.

 

[SWP's back]

Over 300 more votes cast in here than the player of the season vote.

That's pleasing.

 

[Gaylord du Bois]

That's pleasing.

Silva could end up in a coalition government though.

 

[dave_blue12]

The dark arts of winning an election 2017 style.

I think the Conservatives might win a majority on Thursday because they are better at marketing. Specifically, digital marketing. More specifically, Facebook advertising. And even more specifically, because Tom Edmunds and Craig Elder are smarter than me, you and probably most other marketers in the country.

https://www.marketingweek.com/2017/...campaign=breaking_news&eid=3507130&sid=MW0001

 

[jonmcity]

Its fine to be well off, but to not pay the tax you owe via avoidance is not moral. We all live in a better place if the wealth is shared more evenly. For a CEO to be earning over 200 times that of the people that generate the company income is not correct. The average CEO FTSE 250 salary is around £3.5m FTSE 100 £6m, and the gap gets bigger every year. They can afford to give a little back in my opinion.

Average UK worker: £28,200

• Worker on minimum wage: £14,976 (£7.20/hour, 40-hour week)

• Worker on living wage: £17,160 (£8.45/hour, 40-hour week)

• Nurse: £24,799

• Teacher: £27,105

• Skilled construction worker: £25,242

• Office administrator: £17,960

• Factory worker: £21,453

• Science/technology professional: £38,349

 

[Ban-jani]

Well he has the intelligence of one. Also looks a little like one. At least the NHS would be in safe hands I suppose.

We've not left the EU yet mate. You can send me that picture in 18months.

 

[Ban-jani]

He's been the Tory version of Dianne Abbot in this election run up, the guy is a bumbling baffoon

You've obviously missed his interviews with Nicky Campbell and pretty much everything else this summer.