If someone pays millions in tax, employs people, invests in businesses and spends money in the UK, losing them doesn't punish them, it potentially leaves everyone else having to make up some of the difference. I question that if anyone who has a successful UK business, and objects to paying UK income tax and departs, would close their business?
If someone pays millions in tax, employs people, invests in businesses and spends money in the UK, losing them doesn't punish them, it potentially leaves everyone else having to make up some of the difference.
I question that if anyone who has a successful UK business, and objects to paying UK income tax and departs, would close their business?
There is a strong case for taxing multi-national companies on the business they do inside countries they are not registered in.
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If someone pays millions in tax, employs people, invests in businesses and spends money in the UK, losing them doesn't punish them, it potentially leaves everyone else having to make up some of the difference. I question that if anyone who has a successful UK business, and objects to paying UK income tax and departs, would close their business? There is a strong case for taxing multi-national companies on the business they do inside countries they are not registered in.
That is businesses, not individuals of course. It appears that Rokos made his money in clever playing of the markets.
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