Corbyn suggests earnings limit

[Robin-H]

So name them.

 

Name the changes? Ok

 

1) Public sector organisations are now prevented from paying workers through personal service companies to reduce tax bills.

 

https://www.theguardian.com/media/2016/mar/16/osborne-closes-tax-loophole-public-sector-pay-freelancers

 

2) As part of a £3.1bn drive to claw back money lost through tax avoidance and evasion the Chancellor used his budget to announce a review of deeds of variation – that allow changes to be made to wills after someone’s death.

 

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/budget-2015-tax-avoidance-door-closed-on-popular-legal-loophole-to-avoid-inheritance-bill-10118269.html

 

3) The chancellor (Hammond) is to close an aggressive tax avoidance scheme that was exposed by a Guardian investigation as depriving the taxpayer of “hundreds of millions” of pounds a year.

 

https://www.theguardian.com/business/2016/nov/23/tax-avoidance-loophole-temp-recruitment-contrived-scheme-philip-hammond

 

That's from a few seconds of googling.

[unbeliever]

When we're done squashing the ridiculous notion that socialism confers happiness we can move on to the fact that there is more to welfare than happiness.

[Hopkins]

Name the changes? Ok

 

1) Public sector organisations are now prevented from paying workers through personal service companies to reduce tax bills.

 

https://www.theguardian.com/media/2016/mar/16/osborne-closes-tax-loophole-public-sector-pay-freelancers

 

2) As part of a £3.1bn drive to claw back money lost through tax avoidance and evasion the Chancellor used his budget to announce a review of deeds of variation – that allow changes to be made to wills after someone’s death.

 

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/budget-2015-tax-avoidance-door-closed-on-popular-legal-loophole-to-avoid-inheritance-bill-10118269.html

 

3) The chancellor (Hammond) is to close an aggressive tax avoidance scheme that was exposed by a Guardian investigation as depriving the taxpayer of “hundreds of millions” of pounds a year.

 

https://www.theguardian.com/business/2016/nov/23/tax-avoidance-loophole-temp-recruitment-contrived-scheme-philip-hammond

 

That's from a few seconds of googling.

I'll believe it when it is plugged altogether, this immoral activity has been going on with the knowledge of all political parties many, many years.

[Robin-H]

I'll believe it when it is plugged altogether, this immoral activity has been going on with the knowledge of all political parties many, many years.

 

But you would agree that doing something is better than nothing tho I'm sure.

[Mister M]

When we're done squashing the ridiculous notion that socialism confers happiness we can move on to the fact that there is more to welfare than happiness.

 

I don't think anyone on here has suggested that socialism causes happiness, or that capitalism causes unhappiness. The debate, as I understand it, is much more nuanced than that.

[Hopkins]

The man is a complete nutcase . His far left socialism views have no place in modern society.

He's a Tory Plant, like Derek Hatton and Tory Bliar and Benn.

[Cyclone]

Did you look at the data I found?

 

Denmark has high state spending, but Switzerland is very low and Iceland is pretty average.

So there is no correlation between socialism and happiness.

 

It was only a passing comment that many of the countries in that list were socialist. They still are. I'll accept that others aren't though.

 

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Did you carefully ignore the rest of my post with all the correlations you didn't feel comfortable with?