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Catching Up With Jean Claude Juncker's Tax Avoiding/money Laundering Schemes
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When he wasPrime Minister of Luxembourg he set it up as a tax haven for the likes of EBay and PayPal. When he got his present job he was determined to stamp out tax avoidance by EU countries!! Hypocrite or not?
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er arent we agreed that people should pay their taxes ?
whether or not there are convict in prison for tax evasion and others outside who have got away with it - er got good accountants I mean?
GAAP seems inevitable ( NZ paves the way)
general anti avoidance provisions - - - [not general accepted accounting principlies] - where the taxman can say retrospectively - - oo we dont like that !
FT this week - HMRC overturned the pay-loan back scheme ( got it recognised as pay and therefore taxable) - for those who used it for fifteen years, up to £150 000 in back taxes to pay - this year !
sorry this is a bit technical
but I have just done my tax form - yippee !
whether or not there are convict in prison for tax evasion and others outside who have got away with it - er got good accountants I mean?
GAAP seems inevitable ( NZ paves the way)
general anti avoidance provisions - - - [not general accepted accounting principlies] - where the taxman can say retrospectively - - oo we dont like that !
FT this week - HMRC overturned the pay-loan back scheme ( got it recognised as pay and therefore taxable) - for those who used it for fifteen years, up to £150 000 in back taxes to pay - this year !
sorry this is a bit technical
but I have just done my tax form - yippee !
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