Brexit

[peter16]

Perhaps he realises just how bad this "Brexit" will be for both us and future generations in what will become "little" Britain.

[KKOB]

Perhaps he realises just how bad this "Brexit" will be 

Or, perhaps not.

Personally, I'm quite looking forward to it.

[LindseyMitchell]

Are you a multi millionaire KKOB, with money offshore hiding from the taxman and dreading the new EU tax avoidance measures.
If not, what on Earth are you looking forward to?

[Highlander]

I know I might regret this but..............

Is it not the case that the UK is proposing to implement any changes that would be required to be brought in by the Anti-Tax Avoidance Directive by 1 January 2019 (when the UK will still be within the EU) or 1 January 2020 (which is expected to be within the transition period)

[1calis]

If May's deal goes through it will not be brexit.

[KKOB]

Are you a multi millionaire KKOB, with money offshore hiding from the taxman and dreading the new EU tax avoidance measures.

How did you guess ?

[stoop]

I know I might regret this but..............

Is it not the case that the UK is proposing to implement any changes that would be required to be brought in by the Anti-Tax Avoidance Directive by 1 January 2019 (when the UK will still be within the EU) or 1 January 2020 (which is expected to be within the transition period)

Another remainer scare tactic John.

https://www.ey.com/gl/en/services/tax/international-tax/alert--uk-takes-steps-to-implement-eu-anti-tax-avoidance-directive

[LindseyMitchell]

As someone who has always paid every penny owed to HMRC, and whose only tax avoidance is taking out ISAs, I’m not scared at all.
The firms who have their headquarters in tax havens (like the Daily Mail, and many multi-nationals), or who move abroad the minute they start making serious money (like Lewis Hamilton), I don’t mind them being scared one bit.
Tax is used for all our public services, who are badly underfunded, and for that reason, I didn’t mind paying my fair share.

[villain]

If May's deal goes through it will not be brexit.

Tell you what, we may as well not bother then, eh?

Seriously, what exactly is the point?

[1calis]

If May's deal is accepted we will have to pay EU not only divorce bill but annual fees, follow any new
directives and keep to already implemented rules,unless of course you are Germany or France. We will have no say in anything EU decides. May will have surrendered UK to EU.