20 Jan 2016 13:25:47
Hi ed what's your thoughts on the bbc programme "the town that took on the tax man"! It's About how all the small business in one small town are mimicking what all the huge firms like Amazon do to avoid paying tax in the uk whilst making money here a reported tax of 1.3 million on 53 billion of sales in the uk! It's obviously discussing and we know how they get away with it!
If you were to become self employed could you do a similar scam!
And also it's strange the Beeb are making this public knowledge seen as they are always balls deep in the government
{Ed033's Note - it looks like the program is designed to outrage people and it's certainly worked on you for sure. All part of the many centuries old system called [by david icke], 'problem, reaction solution'. Show the population a problem (whether real, exaggerated or fake), get the outrage reaction from the ignorant population, offer the draconian solution, which has been asked for by the population.
I would imagine there will be a spate of 'financial cheat' 'alerts'/'programs' coming from main stream media, government, EU over the next several months to years designed to enrage you for the following 2 main reasons.
1. i would imagine that they believe that we're possibly entering into a further financial downturn with many more people out of work (see
Lowest Ever Baltic Dry Index ), so they want your agreement to get tough economically. And in theory, because you're enraged, you can't disagree with any of it.
This means not only will you agree with government going after any 'financial cheat' of any kind in an iron fisted draconian manner, you can't disagree with incredible ludicrous austerity measures, cutting of all benefits, little spending on infrastructure and more importantly, you won't disagree with higher taxes (all taxes).
2. government has to some how pay though for all the millions of foreign invaders (from Africa / middle east) plus their entire families arriving later (that will not stop coming into Europe even though this will cause more financial problems for Europe)
In other words they want you to agree to the ruination of Britain. Your ignorance and political correctness means you're just going to standby and allow and watch the complete ruination of Europe.
20 Jan 2016 20:00:50
I would prefer to work out how to scam the tax man
{Ed033's Note - You're not thinking straight grow bun. You don't scam the tax man, the tax man scams you. In order to work out what you want to know, you would want to work out how the tax man scams you.
But for people who work for someone else, you ask the boss not to hire you as an 'employee', but under a new separate private contract between you and them, with no third party involved/attached to the contract and also no national insurance number involved, no communicating of the contract to anyone else. The boss pays you all of the money, and you decide how much you want to voluntarily give away.
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20 Jan 2016 22:06:42
That's what I have been looking into ed!
{Ed033's Note - According to a previous post of yours grow bun, you have a high paying job around 50k in the oil business + you do something else. i don't know why you would want to look into this area as you've said you're doing nicely before. (unless either then or now you're high on something)
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21 Jan 2016 14:03:23
No that is correct ed! But if you remember the first post that first alerted me to this page I am in a funny situation where I live with my new partner who has 4 children and I have to pay CSA for my own 3 children which is 1200 a month! I get paid 3500 a month on average do by the time I pay 1200 CSA 1000 rent 140 council tax 120 gas/elect 600 digs for work 50 car insurance etc etc I'm left with about 3-400 to get food for a family of 6 for a month and I'm broke. Because I earn so much I am not eligible for any benifit and my ex boyfriend doesn't work so dosent pay for his kids and I'm supposed to pay for 7 children . I have done a benifit calculator and I would be £130 a week better off doing 24 hrs a week on minimum wage?! Go figure, that's why I want to look into been self employed
{Ed033's Note - Are you male or female grow bun because from your posts elsewhere, you seem to be pretty butch for a female?
The above only makes sense if you're female and you had 3 children with your ex-boyfriend or english is not your first language.
From a previous post, it appears that you are doing something that you class as 'self employed' and you're not paying tax on it as yet, so what are you ultimately asking here? If this is correct, why not get a 24 hour a week job at minimum wage and continue with your 'self employment'.
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21 Jan 2016 16:09:08
The only way to beat the tax man is to be one of the super rich.
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21 Jan 2016 17:12:18
Ha sorry ed I meant my girlfriends ex 😳 No going self employed will help me lots! Basically my girlfriend will own the "recruitment" business in which she will charge for my services £500 a day and then pay me a wage! A very minimum wages which is £180 a week or so at 24 hours! In that way CSA will only take £80 a month and the remainder of the money she will take a wage and then off set money on expenses etc and pay 20% on the profit! I just wondered if there was another more profitable way to keep more of MY money seen as your knowledgable on such things! But yeah in theory it will save me about £1500 a month and will be then entitled to certain benifit a as the income won't be 75k
{Ed033's Note - that sounds like a good plan and anything else wouldn't be worth the hassle, imo. Do that and see how it goes first.
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