Paradise Papers Leak

[SWP's back]

Probably totally unrelated but

In 2019 the EU is to introduce harsh rules to close down the use of tax havens by both corporations and individuals......its now being proposed that the Tory party held the referendum and failed to put forward a proper case for the UK to remain as the preferred course was for the UK to leave

Any links to this new harsh rule?

I’ll ignore the conspiracy bollocks for being just that.

 

[ganganvince]

Probably totally unrelated but

In 2019 the EU is to introduce harsh rules to close down the use of tax havens by both corporations and individuals......its now being proposed that the Tory party held the referendum and failed to put forward a proper case for the UK to remain as the preferred course was for the UK to leave

Wouldn't it have been easier to use veto

 

[Ifwecouldjust.......]

Wouldn't it have been easier to use veto

No its was already passed ... Directives have a lead in time

 

[vonkeynotvenky]

It doesn't matter what gets passed the filthy rich will always be the filthy rich it's naive to think otherwise. This is all pointless bloodletting they'll always find somewhere to hide the ackers they have earned at our expense.

 

[Ifwecouldjust.......]

Any links to this new harsh rule?

I’ll ignore the conspiracy bollocks for being just that.

https://www.accountancylive.com/european-commission-agrees-directive-anti-tax-avoidance-proposals


The real reason for Brexit .......

 

[SWP's back]

The real reason for Brexit .......

I’ve got a Bridge I’d happily sell you.

 

[blueinsa]

https://www.accountancylive.com/european-commission-agrees-directive-anti-tax-avoidance-proposals


The real reason for Brexit .......

Yeah the 17 Million who voted for it have all got off shore tax havens in place pmsl.

 

[SWP's back]

https://www.accountancylive.com/european-commission-agrees-directive-anti-tax-avoidance-proposals


The real reason for Brexit .......

Ps, did you even read it?

“
Stella Amiss, international tax partner at PwC, said: ‘The EU directive goes further than recent OECD recommendations to tackle tax avoidance, but the jury is out on whether it will affect the UK as much as some other member states. The UK has most of the proposed rules in place already, such as a general anti-abuse rule, or in the pipeline, such as restrictions to tax relief on interest.

‘These new rules will be felt most in countries which don't currently have many of the anti-avoidance measures proposed. As the rules tighten, we might see these countries reduce their corporate tax rate in a bid to address their overall tax competitiveness.

‘As an early adopter of the OECD recommendations, the UK arguably put itself at a competitive disadvantage on tax, so this EU directive may level the playing field a little. In the longer term the directive is likely to become the European Commission's key weapon against tax avoidance.’”

 

[ganganvince]

No its was already passed ... Directives have a lead in time

To be passed required support from all members didnt it

 

[sir baconface]

https://www.accountancylive.com/european-commission-agrees-directive-anti-tax-avoidance-proposals


The real reason for Brexit .......

Do you also write mottoes for Xmas crackers?