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Tesco
I’m not sure paying out a £900m dividend whilst receiving state aid is the right thing to do in the present climate. Yes I get it that the results are for the prior financial period, but I’d say it’s crass to do this right now.
Does anyone disagree with me?
Does anyone disagree with me?
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Re: Tesco
Did we ever get the full truth about the false accounting to support their share price so that the senior management and shareholders could get their dividends and bonuses? Anyone convicted?
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Re: Tesco
Maybe when we gat the full truth and discover a crime has been committed.Max B Gold wrote: ↑Wed Apr 08, 2020 9:49 pmDid we ever get the full truth about the false accounting to support their share price so that the senior management and shareholders could get their dividends and bonuses? Anyone convicted?
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Re: Tesco
Is this a referral to business rates holidays? Supermarket shares jumped when Rishi Sunak announced them the other day.
But some would argue Govt has been subsidising low paying firms like retailers for ages, because of the working tax credit system allowing employers to get away with rubbish pay rates only because of the State top up available.
But some would argue Govt has been subsidising low paying firms like retailers for ages, because of the working tax credit system allowing employers to get away with rubbish pay rates only because of the State top up available.
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Re: Tesco
[Thor] Yeah that's what I meant by state aid [/Thor]slacker wrote: ↑Thu Apr 09, 2020 10:07 am Is this a referral to business rates holidays? Supermarket shares jumped when Rishi Sunak announced them the other day.
But some would argue Govt has been subsidising low paying firms like retailers for ages, because of the working tax credit system allowing employers to get away with rubbish pay rates only because of the State top up available.
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Re: Tesco
Is that not state aid then? Cos they are getting the benefit of £585m cool if you're happy with that. Just carry on.Digby Chicken Caesar wrote: ↑Thu Apr 09, 2020 10:17 am[Thor] Yeah that's what I meant by state aid [/Thor]slacker wrote: ↑Thu Apr 09, 2020 10:07 am Is this a referral to business rates holidays? Supermarket shares jumped when Rishi Sunak announced them the other day.
But some would argue Govt has been subsidising low paying firms like retailers for ages, because of the working tax credit system allowing employers to get away with rubbish pay rates only because of the State top up available.
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Re: Tesco
If you didn't copy and paste 95% of your message returns you'd still be a poor mans OTHThor wrote: ↑Thu Apr 09, 2020 6:10 pmIs that not state aid then? Cos they are getting the benefit of £585m cool if you're happy with that. Just carry on.Digby Chicken Caesar wrote: ↑Thu Apr 09, 2020 10:17 am[Thor] Yeah that's what I meant by state aid [/Thor]slacker wrote: ↑Thu Apr 09, 2020 10:07 am Is this a referral to business rates holidays? Supermarket shares jumped when Rishi Sunak announced them the other day.
But some would argue Govt has been subsidising low paying firms like retailers for ages, because of the working tax credit system allowing employers to get away with rubbish pay rates only because of the State top up available.