Sorry, pp. While Ur here tho. What are your thoughts on the efficacy of sub central taxation of savings and dividends? Like, is it just needless wtfery? Or do folk appreciate the variety? Is it for any more sophisticated reason than #STATES'RIGHTS?
I have no strong views. I am not that interested in policy. I do find some of the state and local tax planning quite interesting--e.g., where you have a consolidated return group for federal purposes but the relevant state does not recognize consolidated groups and has add-back with respect to related party debt, etc.
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everywhere
or have I misunderstood the question
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possibly
so
here we all pay UK income tax whether in Scotland or Wales or London town
are there examples of countries where
never mind the answer is going to be spain pretty sure
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UK.
That will be £20,000 thanks.
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Dividend income is subject to income tax in the UK if in excess of the dividend allowance (£2k?).
Did you mean something complicated with the "local" bit?
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WHY IS NO ONE LISTENING TO ME
I am asking for examples of sub-central devolution of the tax power
go!
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I mean do I look like someone who doesn't know dividends are taxed???
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The US and yes.
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cheers Mr ?
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That was a very poorly formulated question. I have to say I am a bit disappointed in you, Clergs.
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Sorry, pp. While Ur here tho. What are your thoughts on the efficacy of sub central taxation of savings and dividends? Like, is it just needless wtfery? Or do folk appreciate the variety? Is it for any more sophisticated reason than #STATES'RIGHTS?
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I have no strong views. I am not that interested in policy. I do find some of the state and local tax planning quite interesting--e.g., where you have a consolidated return group for federal purposes but the relevant state does not recognize consolidated groups and has add-back with respect to related party debt, etc.
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