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i suspect that most estates worth over £325k are using schemes to be "tax efficient" as some like to put it. another method is to give parts of the estate to family, if its a certain time before your death and IHT doesnt count. the recipient will pay CGT, but that joyfully has taper relief on...

you know why that is dont you? and its not just because of the threashold (hint, Miliband did it). some would agree all tax is theft, though i think that goes too far. what i do find ridiculous is the contradiction in the supposed morallity around taxes. as in inheritance rax, one might say...

but it isnt, because it never happend. and if it did it makes it even worse that he hadnt done anything to avoid it.

no, thats about events after Lehman's had occured and the crisis was in play, it was how he reacted to the events as recommended by Mervin. you stated "doing a good job and was trying to warn the banks and the rest of the world a crash is coming " so where is the evidence of this warning?

come on then, tell us the product of yours. pray tell when it was Brown warned of the impending collaspe of the western banking system, or of any of the policies he suggested to avoid any problem. as i recall even after Northern Rock occured, and alot of economist started to dig around how...

business leaders are interested in wider society and its a sad state of affairs the polarisation of our politics that people dont see this. the better off, financially and in wellbeing, that the country is, the more people want to spend, the better it is for business. i dont know why the image...

its rather poor for the politicians to be trotting out this, as Labour didnt "cause" the crash. what they did do is overspend and extend spending into the future when they where in a position to be more sensible and frugle with public money. Brown thought he'd solved boom and bust right in the...