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    Quote Originally Posted by gWaPito View Post
    Good idea Arthur. ...scrap the the threshold and let the already hard pressed British Tax payers fund those living above their means
    If you mean the basic-rate taxpayers - like myself and countless thousands of others besides - then, YES, ... we ARE hard pressed!

    Quote Originally Posted by gWaPito View Post
    18.5 k is still a give away considering you can still claim family tax credits upto 25k which was the level the right Honorable David Cameron proposed. ..there's no pleasing in some folks
    £18,600 may be a "drop in the ocean" to those fortunate enough to be in the 'Supertax' bracket.

    Whereas, decent, hard-grafting Care Workers (such as our Andy, for instance) have little option but to work endless extra shifts in order to scrape together the amount this government is demanding.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Arthur Little View Post
    If you mean the basic-rate taxpayers - like myself and countless thousands of others besides - then, YES, ... we ARE hard pressed!



    £18,600 may be a "drop in the ocean" to those fortunate enough to be in the 'Supertax' bracket.

    Whereas, decent, hard-grafting Care Workers (such as our Andy, for instance) have little option but to work endless extra shifts in order to scrape together the amount this government is demanding.
    Point taken Arthur....but, if I were on that money (18.5k and under) and already supporting kids from a previous marriage I knew I would never of found the extra cash to go out to the Philippines ( i take it nothing is means tested ) let alone get married again. .so I applaud those who can stretch their money to that extent


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    Quote Originally Posted by Arthur Little View Post
    If you mean the basic-rate taxpayers - like myself and countless thousands of others besides - then, YES, ... we ARE hard pressed!



    £18,600 may be a "drop in the ocean" to those fortunate enough to be in the 'Supertax' bracket.

    Whereas, decent, hard-grafting Care Workers (such as our Andy, for instance) have little option but to work endless extra shifts in order to scrape together the amount this government is demanding.
    yep. .not forgetting 40% tax payers like myself and countless thousands besides.

    Nothing fortunate about my position. .I've made sacrifices throughout my life...

    Some folks work hard all their lives..it's a fact of life I'm afraid. ..you want something in life you have to work for it. ...it's a drag, I know


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    Quote Originally Posted by gWaPito View Post
    yep. .not forgetting 40% tax payers like myself and countless thousands besides.

    Nothing fortunate about my position. .I've made sacrifices throughout my life...

    Some folks work hard all their lives..it's a fact of life I'm afraid. ..you want something in life you have to work for it. ...it's a drag, I know
    Oh so you have made sacrifices throughout your life? Tell me who hasnt?. The way you go on its like your the only one that works hard.. Keep paying your 40% I will have some in my benefits.


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    Quote Originally Posted by andy222 View Post
    Oh so you have made sacrifices throughout your life? Tell me who hasnt?. The way you go on its like your the only one that works hard.. Keep paying your 40% I will have some in my benefits.
    You sure know how to endear yourself...keep it up. ..you are a great source of amusement

    btw...I haven't got a problem paying tax and not getting a penny from it myself. ..it's my duty to help those 'less fortunate'...If my tax contributions are going to help you finance your next jolly to The Philippines, then my friend, it's tax payers money well spent.


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    Quote Originally Posted by gWaPito View Post
    You sure know how to endear yourself...keep it up. ..you are a great source of amusement

    btw...I haven't got a problem paying tax and not getting a penny from it myself. ..it's my duty to help those 'less fortunate'...If my tax contributions are going to help you finance your next jolly to The Philippines, then my friend, it's tax payers money well spent.
    Thanks Gwappy. My wife stepchild and I will enjoy going back to the phils for a break. Keep on paying it.


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    Quote Originally Posted by andy222 View Post
    Thanks Gwappy. My wife stepchild and I will enjoy going back to the phils for a break. Keep on paying it.
    No problem matey ....Every little helps


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    Quote Originally Posted by gWaPito View Post
    No problem matey ....Every little helps


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    Quote Originally Posted by gWaPito View Post

    ....Every little helps
    Spoken like a true Tesco employee ...


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    Quote Originally Posted by gWaPito View Post
    No problem matey ....Every little helps
    not so little if your a Union member gWapito

    dedworth is always about doctors pay, union bosses pay(£100k) , dedworth what about the chief execs pay from SSE, his basic is just £755,000 and they've just forced people to start paying near to a 10% increase for gas and electric
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