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Introduction to Personal Income Tax in Thailand
Yet another doom monger with no FACTS! -
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Introduction to Personal Income Tax in Thailand
My point exactly! You and the rest of you doom mongers do not know for sure what is going to happen! -
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Tonic wines of the past ,did they ever work..?sanatogen etc etc ?
http://sedimentblog.blogspot.com/2018/02/the-wines-that-made-us-4-sanatogen.html -
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Australia - The Lucky Country - On borrowed money.
Interesting article. https://www.aigroup.com.au/news/media-centre/2024/myefo-paints-a-worrying-economic-picture-government-debt-to-hit-$1-trillion/ -
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Looming Crisis: Private Schools Face Closures Amid VAT Hike
Don't try and tell me what I posted, I know what I posted and it was not opinions but factual statements that were then backed up with credible links. -
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Reform UK Surpasses Conservative Party Membership in Landmark Shift
1. No, we could not cut VAT below 15% as EU member: https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-politics-eu-referendum-36430504#:~:text=Changes to the VAT rules,household gas and electricity bills. Cutting VAT will encourage spending in the economy. Economy then grows. Less tax more income. Cutting the public sector by 50%. I'd fire everyone born in the second half of the year and see if anyone noticed and I doubt anyone would (other than those being fired). Disband every quango and also ban working from home to improve the lunchtime economy and encourage 25% more wastrels to resign. Also bring public sector pensions in line with private sector. 2. Companies will go back to innovating rather than relying on cheap labour. Instead (for example) of taking your car to a slave labour car wash to have several illegal immigrants cleaning it with rags, a machine does it. Like the good old days. Former public sector workers (see number 1) and anyone on benefits can fill the gaps or lose benefits. 3. Even if the UK disappeared / vanished overnight it would not make any impact on the cycle of climate change, even if it really was caused by humans and not the giant flaming ball in the sky. So roughly zero cost to the environment. Significantly lower energy prices would be a game changer for growth. Also, drill baby drill. 4. See Australia. Problem solved within a week. Detain and deport anyone who gets through. Zero rights to benefits and blacklisted from UK for life. Obviously leave ECHR to deport the 1.2 million illegals residing in the UK. You obviously think the current system is perfect and doesn't need drastic changing. You are happy with 1.2 illegal immigrants in the country? The growing £2.8 trillion debt that costs more to service than the education budget? Those numbers are just going up with the clowns in charge just now. -
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Schooners now $12.00! Australia, the lucky country!
Yes, I don't think the demographic that you observed was a true representation of mainstream middle class Australia. The same can be said of wealthy areas in Sydney. Eg: the eastern suburbs and the north shore. -
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Looming Crisis: Private Schools Face Closures Amid VAT Hike
This highlights the simplistic outlook - very short sighted... In the first couple of years your comments might prove correct. But, all that stops when those who would otherwise be in the Private school sector never enter it in the first place - the extra numbers, larger class sizes only serve to burden the state system as those who truly need greater attention and focus lose out. Again, short sighted, those parents with higher standard of education very likely received it in a Private School or Grammar school system, or from a school in a very good area. But, lets say for a moment that you are correct - the ensuing increase in house prices of areas with a good school will force poorer families out of the catchment area, thus forcing poorer families into areas with less educational advantage. Again, short sighted, for the short term, perhaps those excellent high-achieving teachers would accept lower salaries at state schools. In the longer term, those higher achievers would move to industry and elsewhere. You've also assumed the £2.3 billion in additional VAT revenue will be spent on education... If its one thing we've already learned from this government, its how readily they lie, and how quickly they will sell out the needy. Every example you have provided shows a short sightedness and myopathy that fails to grasp the realities of what actually happens.
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