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  1. Pavilionaire

    George and the budget

    Osborne: "So how much tax ARE you prepared to pay, you tax-avoiding *******s?" Starbucks et al: "Bring it down from 28% to, say, 20% and you've got a deal". Osborne: "Let's shake".
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    George and the budget

    OK, I take your point. It's certainly a gutsy move though - the 28% rate is the big business rate, so he's offering them a carrot by reducing it by 8% but he's also promising to get tough on the Starbucks and Amazons of this world that pay **** all corporation tax. Moreover, we've never had...
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    George and the budget

    Except that it DOES make a difference whether a Chancellor chooses to charge VAT at 15% or 20%, whether you get £2,000 Employer's NI cut or not, whether you get £1,200 off childcare per child or not, whether corporation tax goes up or down by a few %. I run a small business and all of these...
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    George and the budget

    Ed Miliband is not a credible politician. He is an overgrown politics student given some coaching in how to regurgitate populist soundbites. I think that a lot of people couldn't give a flying fig about a small downgrade in the AAA rating. Or what price George Osborne paid for his train...
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    George and the budget

    Ed Miliband is an idiot. "More of the same" he keep repeating. Yet the Employer's £2,000 Allowance will mean that my company will immediately be £2K better off. In reality that translates into new computer screens and more spend on staff training, i.e. the sorts of expenditure I'd like to be...
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    George and the budget

    This is the best budget in years. £10K Personal Allowance from April 2014, 20% corporation tax rate, £2,000 Employer Allowance against Employer's Class 1 NI, 1p off a pint, new loan scheme for housebuyers.
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