Farmer Saint

But this isn't tax evasion. It's tax avoidance.

No, it's fraud.

All politicians are corrupt? Behave.

God this country and it's inhabitants are a bunch of cunts...I wish I could emigrate again. https://www.instagram.com/reel/DOGPAkjCCZc/?igsh=MXg3eW9ubGdrdnhjNw==

Ha, he said anal. Twice.

Robinson looks very good, but there was (certainly initially) something about the way Dibling carried the ball that was exceptional. We'll see though.

To be fair, if her advisors have told her to do it this way, then she may well have been badly advised. If that is true, and she pays back the tax, that should be the end of it. If it is proved to be malicious, then she needs to resign. We all get badly advised, some of Sir Ralph's mates were told if they moved to Dubai they wouldn't be charged tax on assets and businesses owned in the UK, and that they wouldn't have to pay Inheritance Tax. I mean, it clearly happens to the best of us when it comes to professional advice.

Agreed, if you do something illegal, you go.

Yes, but can also be recovered by HMRC.

That's fine mate, you keep on making up stuff to suit your arguments. Not the first time you've been caught lying on here. Don't forget, I've got your number, as I'm sure a lot of others have too.

@Sir Ralph Are you going to give us some examples, or this this another Dubai debacle?

Not quite, it's like driving along a motorway with no speed signs, and your passenger saying you can drive at 100mph, and then being retrospectively fined for going over 70mph. It's all a type of tax avoidance.

What examples do you have of inefficiencies and unnecessary bureaucracy in the public equivalent of your industry?

There is probably quite a lot, but it's the opportunity cost of more resources and a better service vs operational inefficiencies. I see @Sir Ralph is struggling with the question I asked him. Just a list Ralph, that's all I want. Don't need justifications.

Glad to see I'm still living rent free in @Weston Super Saint head...

You're being quoted all over the place answering my messages, it's doing my head in as you're still making stuff up. I just want a single list of the Labour taxes your "Dubai mates" are now dodging.

I have asked this before, but what extra taxes are they paying? You still haven't answered that.

"NHS inefficiency stems from chronic underinvestment in infrastructure like buildings and IT, leading toproductivity losses and staff time wasted on manual processes. High staff vacancies and bed occupancy exacerbate these problems, creating a system under immense pressure with little capacity for improvement. Inefficiencies also arise from outdated manual systems, lack of staff training, variations in clinical practices, and challenges in integrating new technologies, all of which delay patient care and increase costs." There is no quick fix.

*Made-up*

Absolutely - process inefficiencies exacerbated by software issues, staff shortages etc. there needs to be a full top down analysis of everything in the NHS, but my God that is expensive, especially as you'd need to outsource. When you're paying Deloitte £1k per man day to come in and do that, you're £10bn down before you've even started looking at the solution. Just look at Track and Trace, a fairly simple development, cost £36bn. You could run up a £60bn cost analysing the NHS very easily, and it would take 6 years to implement, by when the technology has moved forward and you've wasted most of the money.

I mean, surely that's just an ongoing task for any business, reduce wastage and increase efficiencies.

Need to increase taxes, put up that top rate of tax to 47%, let's work a feasible wealth tax (as that money can't be moved) and increase personal NI back to previous levels. Alongside this let's rework that welfare bill to be fairer, remove the ability to purchase property within the UK from overseas, subsidise and increase the number of council houses built to allow for private rents to decrease and an increase in house availability for the average Joe. Alongside this a top down look at the NHS and Care system, as well as having a National Care Service to allow for less beds in hospitals to be taken up. And lastly, increase the number of years you have to stay abroad to be able to bring income back untaxed. If they want to leave, they leave for a long time.

So done a comparison where I can to players in FM24...FM24 numbers first, then capology numbers: KWP - 36 v 20 Bednarek - 36 v 70 (but new contract was signed after this so likely to have gone up) Sulemana - 30 v 40 Bree - 18 v 10 Smallbone - 24 v 25 Larios - 18 v 15 Lumley - 10 v 10 SAA - £220 v 5 (but pro contract signed after this, so likely to have gone up) Even without the new contracts, the comparison is: FM: £172k Capology: £195k Looks pretty close to me @Matthew Le God

It's fine, be interesting to see what FM has them down as...

Ok, what are your figures then?