More Stealth Tax increases.....
More Stealth Tax increases.....
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vetteheadracer

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8,273 posts

282 months

Wednesday 2nd March 2005
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Anyone else run their own company?

Found out today that instead of the annual charge for filling company accounts being £15, it is now........wait for it.........£30! 100% increase! Okay if you are HSBC but for us little guys this is a big increase.

Those nice Government types voted this thru in November last year and it came into affect on the 17th of January 2005.
You can fill electronically for £15 no idea how you pay £15 electronically but there is no way I am giving the HMG my credit card or bank details.

JagLover

46,734 posts

264 months

Wednesday 2nd March 2005
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vetteheadracer said:
Anyone else run their own company?

Found out today that instead of the annual charge for filling company accounts being £15, it is now........wait for it.........£30! 100% increase! Okay if you are HSBC but for us little guys this is a big increase.

Those nice Government types voted this thru in November last year and it came into affect on the 17th of January 2005.
You can fill electronically for £15 no idea how you pay £15 electronically but there is no way I am giving the HMG my credit card or bank details.



Many people submit their annual returns through their accountant-who are set up to file electronically

mybrainhurts

90,809 posts

284 months

Wednesday 2nd March 2005
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Ah'm considerably richer than yow......

HarryW

16,012 posts

298 months

Wednesday 2nd March 2005
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mybrainhurts said:


Ah'm considerably richer than yow......

...and a kunt to boot .He has possibly done more harm to this country than any other single person IMHO

Harry

srebbe64

13,021 posts

266 months

Wednesday 2nd March 2005
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vetteheadracer said:
Anyone else run their own company?


Yep. And I agree. This is my pet hate - the obscene Taxation in this country.

40% Income Tax
11% NI (+ employers NI)
30% Corp Tax
15% VAT on everything you buy.
£165 Car Tax
1%-4% Stamp Duty
40% Capital Gains Tax
40% Inheritance Tax (above £265k)
Varying local Rates

Obviously the above doesn't include things like petrol, alcahol, company car Tax and other "special" Taxes. And then of course, I get nothing in return. I need to buy private healthcare, private schooling and a private pension.

Meanwhile, Mr and Mrs Chav (and their kids) are having agreat time living on Government handouts and not doing a stroke of work or paying any Taxes. And I see no evidence that the situation is going to improve.






>> Edited by srebbe64 on Wednesday 2nd March 17:19

Eric Mc

125,606 posts

294 months

Wednesday 2nd March 2005
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15 year ago Maggie's government tried to increase the £15 annual return charge charge to £28. They were told they couldn't by - guess who..............Brussels,

It's been £15 since about 1988 so I suppose an increase was inevitable.

rude-boy

22,227 posts

262 months

Wednesday 2nd March 2005
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srebbe64 said:


15% VAT on everything you buy.


Boy are you in for a shock when you get this year's vat bill and those for the VAT you should have been paying for the last umpteen years...

parrot of doom

23,075 posts

263 months

Wednesday 2nd March 2005
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Its actually 17.5% VAT

/ducks

srebbe64

13,021 posts

266 months

Wednesday 2nd March 2005
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parrot of doom said:
Its actually 17.5% VAT

/ducks

Well, that makes me feel a lot better!

ian d

986 posts

284 months

Wednesday 2nd March 2005
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HarryW; you are just on the nail....so correct. you see that little red box he is holding up, the minister's red box, he had a special new one made when he became chancelor at a cost to you and i of £xxxx, the old one that had been used for years since before the war, was just not good enough for a new labour chancelor, a sign of things to come, you pay me, i'll spend it, ta very much.

oh, when it comes to political history, i hope someone sums up the 97-05 administration as they were, ineffective, spin over substance and incompetent in fiscal policy but we will be a decade in paying back all the borrowing.

Don

28,378 posts

313 months

Wednesday 2nd March 2005
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Good to know that the rest of PH agrees with me!

Brown: He did one good thing and since its been pants. He gave the BoE control over the interest rate. Good job, well done, NOW RETIRE!