Hang on. Are you telling me that Dohnut has got this all wrong?Max B Gold wrote: ↑Tue Nov 19, 2024 1:07 pmDohnut wrote: ↑Tue Nov 19, 2024 1:00 pmThen you need to research farmers. Having land worth a million is fine. Having outbuildings and equipment worth thousands is fine. But unless the tax man will accept a tractor, a few cows or acres of land in payment then farmers need cash to pay their bills. Asset rich means selling assets to pay bills. That means selling assets or taking out loans. And/or putting up prices or reducing the numbers of casuals employed. Or just selling up.Long slender neck wrote: ↑Tue Nov 19, 2024 12:38 pm Vulnerable millionaire farmers?
A China got to do with anything?
Luckily the equipment will be covered by the generous business property relief and the farm buildings and land by the agricultural relief.
It's win win for the farmers.
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ExactlyDohnut wrote: ↑Tue Nov 19, 2024 1:00 pmThen you need to research farmers. Having land worth a million is fine. Having outbuildings and equipment worth thousands is fine. But unless the tax man will accept a tractor, a few cows or acres of land in payment then farmers need cash to pay their bills. Asset rich means selling assets to pay bills. That means selling assets or taking out loans. And/or putting up prices or reducing the numbers of casuals employed. Or just selling up.Long slender neck wrote: ↑Tue Nov 19, 2024 12:38 pm Vulnerable millionaire farmers?
Whats China got to do with anything?
First they came for the farmers, and I did not speak out because I was not a farmer....
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Whats wrong with getting a loan? Everyone else has to get these things like mortgagesDohnut wrote: ↑Tue Nov 19, 2024 1:00 pmThen you need to research farmers. Having land worth a million is fine. Having outbuildings and equipment worth thousands is fine. But unless the tax man will accept a tractor, a few cows or acres of land in payment then farmers need cash to pay their bills. Asset rich means selling assets to pay bills. That means selling assets or taking out loans. And/or putting up prices or reducing the numbers of casuals employed. Or just selling up.Long slender neck wrote: ↑Tue Nov 19, 2024 12:38 pm Vulnerable millionaire farmers?
Whats China got to do with anything?
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They came for the Fishermen first or did you forget?Dunners wrote: ↑Tue Nov 19, 2024 1:26 pmExactlyDohnut wrote: ↑Tue Nov 19, 2024 1:00 pmThen you need to research farmers. Having land worth a million is fine. Having outbuildings and equipment worth thousands is fine. But unless the tax man will accept a tractor, a few cows or acres of land in payment then farmers need cash to pay their bills. Asset rich means selling assets to pay bills. That means selling assets or taking out loans. And/or putting up prices or reducing the numbers of casuals employed. Or just selling up.Long slender neck wrote: ↑Tue Nov 19, 2024 12:38 pm Vulnerable millionaire farmers?
Whats China got to do with anything?
First they came for the farmers, and I did not speak out because I was not a farmer....
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Labour promise to reintroduce the winter fuel payment
But only in Scotland
https://www.thetimes.com/article/3f2ae8 ... 29b0dd5b47
But only in Scotland
https://www.thetimes.com/article/3f2ae8 ... 29b0dd5b47
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Lovely jubbly. I'm willing to take this promise at face value. When have Liebour ever broken one?
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I don’t know but think kids cannot be refused a ride if they ask or feel vulnerable.WilliamTell wrote: ↑Mon Nov 18, 2024 9:41 amFree travel for kids in London just not everywhere else?Yanzi Gravy wrote: ↑Thu Nov 07, 2024 11:25 pmBus Companies film everybody as to council cctv ; cameras everywhere.Hoover Attack wrote: ↑Wed Oct 30, 2024 9:22 am
No, school kids do not get free bus travel as a rule.
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And so it continues
Inflation on the increase
Electric prices increase on top of the fuel allowance hit. Tough on the old and vulnerable.
Charities hit by £1.4 billion extra tax
Bank of England warning of job losses and interest rates staying higher for longer
OBR forecasting 50,000 job losses, even more
Accrington Stanley warning of dire consequences for them and other clubs
What a fcuking shambles.
Inflation on the increase
Electric prices increase on top of the fuel allowance hit. Tough on the old and vulnerable.
Charities hit by £1.4 billion extra tax
Bank of England warning of job losses and interest rates staying higher for longer
OBR forecasting 50,000 job losses, even more
Accrington Stanley warning of dire consequences for them and other clubs
What a fcuking shambles.
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He's not wrong though.Proposition Joe wrote: ↑Wed Nov 20, 2024 11:40 am Everyone ignore him challenge. Please, give it a go.
It is a shambles.
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When he sent me this private message a few years back I foolishly believed we had heard the last of him. How wrong I was
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Hi Max. Seems I may be a goner on the forum. The mods finally decided I’m too hot to handle and applied the ultimate sanction, worthy of the Labour Party.
Just want to say I’ve enjoyed our jousts and I really enjoyed your sense of humour. Master of the one liner for sure.
But, alas I have stardards and I will not betray them for what I see as scumbag moderators. So unless they restore my name I will not post. Happy in the knowledge that they resorted to this as the only way they had a chance in debating with me. They have waved the white flag. Shame, I’m always up for a good argument.
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Not really sure who he thinks he's having an argument with. Not like this place is crowded with Starmer / New Labour version 2.0 supporters.
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Still makes me chuckle when I see his amended username. I did have a "debate" with him on this thread and while ago. Utterly pointless of course.Max B Gold wrote: ↑Wed Nov 20, 2024 12:01 pmWhen he sent me this private message a few years back I foolishly believed we had heard the last of him. How wrong I was
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Hi Max. Seems I may be a goner on the forum. The mods finally decided I’m too hot to handle and applied the ultimate sanction, worthy of the Labour Party.
Just want to say I’ve enjoyed our jousts and I really enjoyed your sense of humour. Master of the one liner for sure.
But, alas I have stardards and I will not betray them for what I see as scumbag moderators. So unless they restore my name I will not post. Happy in the knowledge that they resorted to this as the only way they had a chance in debating with me. They have waved the white flag. Shame, I’m always up for a good argument.
Take care Max. Once I log out it will be the end. You will miss me.
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I received something similar about the same time:Max B Gold wrote: ↑Wed Nov 20, 2024 12:01 pmWhen he sent me this private message a few years back I foolishly believed we had heard the last of him. How wrong I was
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Hi Max. Seems I may be a goner on the forum. The mods finally decided I’m too hot to handle and applied the ultimate sanction, worthy of the Labour Party.
Just want to say I’ve enjoyed our jousts and I really enjoyed your sense of humour. Master of the one liner for sure.
But, alas I have stardards and I will not betray them for what I see as scumbag moderators. So unless they restore my name I will not post. Happy in the knowledge that they resorted to this as the only way they had a chance in debating with me. They have waved the white flag. Shame, I’m always up for a good argument.
Take care Max. Once I log out it will be the end. You will miss me.
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Its only been 3 months and theres 14 years of ruin to fix.Dohnut wrote: ↑Wed Nov 20, 2024 11:12 am And so it continues
Inflation on the increase
Electric prices increase on top of the fuel allowance hit. Tough on the old and vulnerable.
Charities hit by £1.4 billion extra tax
Bank of England warning of job losses and interest rates staying higher for longer
OBR forecasting 50,000 job losses, even more
Accrington Stanley warning of dire consequences for them and other clubs
What a fcuking shambles.
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That much is true but even you have to agree the last three months have been a shambles.Long slender neck wrote: ↑Wed Nov 20, 2024 12:49 pmIts only been 3 months and theres 14 years of ruin to fix.Dohnut wrote: ↑Wed Nov 20, 2024 11:12 am And so it continues
Inflation on the increase
Electric prices increase on top of the fuel allowance hit. Tough on the old and vulnerable.
Charities hit by £1.4 billion extra tax
Bank of England warning of job losses and interest rates staying higher for longer
OBR forecasting 50,000 job losses, even more
Accrington Stanley warning of dire consequences for them and other clubs
What a fcuking shambles.
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Down here in Wales we've had 25 years of wasted money, vanity projects, the poor getting poorer, the NHS in chaos with waiting lists the highest in the UK, poorest education standards in UK, subsidising a failed airport, listening to nobody in Wales, made a hash of COVID and everyone driving around at 20 mph and MS's getting censored for call the 20 mph thing a 'blanket' 20 mph law. Please note - 25 years, not just the past 14 - 25 years of Labour.
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I'm sure that if we wrote to Mr Trumpet and asked nicely, then he could annex us as the 51st State. I mean, we're already half way to being part of the US anyway - we always do what they tell us to do.
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Look on the bright side, the devolved government have vowed to make Wales a "racism free nation" by 2030. Hadn't realised racism was such a big problem there.cymruO wrote: ↑Wed Nov 20, 2024 4:08 pm Down here in Wales we've had 25 years of wasted money, vanity projects, the poor getting poorer, the NHS in chaos with waiting lists the highest in the UK, poorest education standards in UK, subsidising a failed airport, listening to nobody in Wales, made a hash of COVID and everyone driving around at 20 mph and MS's getting censored for call the 20 mph thing a 'blanket' 20 mph law. Please note - 25 years, not just the past 14 - 25 years of Labour.