Onus Probandy looks at the pastie-shaped holes in our economy.
And on an earlier post, he explained what generates returns on investment.
That should work
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Onus Probandy looks at the pastie-shaped holes in our economy.
And on an earlier post, he explained what generates returns on investment.
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Can't see what's wrong with VAT, myself. It seems damn nigh perfect: a stealth tax that it is easy to pretend is a tax on non-essentials entirely paid by consumers, which at the same time protects vested interests by raising barriers to entry and has exemptions for all the right people. Not only that, but 90% of the work of collecting it can be imposed on the people paying it. What's not to like?
B, good points as ever.
Bayard. Agreed totally. Its a protectionist trade tariff. It protects our own people, against themselves, by raising the price they pay in support of monopoly power.
Ta for link.
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