Net or gross?
Royalist or Republican?
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Net or gross?
i'm sure he probably did
a kick in the balls? his auld fella, now there's someone I could go out on the beer with....he'd get you into punch up no doubt but he'd be funny as **** right up till he offended everyone in the bar and got you a smack in the mouth
Neither.
I don't run a business. My earnings relate to my take home pay.
So gross doesn't come into it, I don't make a profit and I do not deduct costs form said non existent profit; and if I have no gross then there's is no net by default.
Seriously? Stability? For the normal person, for whom cars, electricity, internet, literacy, common law and generally everything we take for granted you think that the past few centuries were stable?
Have a word with yourself. The past 10 years has delivered more changed than the past 100 combined.
Well, if you were claiming Gift Aid then it would effectively be gross.
I'm not claiming gift aid.
Why are you denying charities the additional income?
I'm not.
No, I'm not.
Why do you think that?
I mean you're essentially overpaying your income tax otherwise.
Take home pay is normally net of income tax.
So in that case your earnings are not sufficient to trigger income tax then?
Yup.
What charities do you choose to donate to, and why?
That's new topic matter and doesn't relate to this one.
Sounds like a good thread.
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Yeah, there's nothing at all valuable in the White House or other official buildings for heads of states in any republic.
If your concern is money, why would you want to get rid of an institution that makes a large profit for the treasury (monarchy) and replace it with one that's purely a cost to the treasury (republic). That makes no sense.
Since the queen's speech is written by the prime minister (or, more likely, written by someone else and approved by the prime minister), you should be criticising the PM for it being a load of tosh.
I think we're already in that thread. You've highlighted the wealth of the royal family. You've mentioned respect and understanding. You've stated that you donate 5% of your earnings, which aren't sufficient to trigger an income tax liability, to charity, split between domestic and overseas charity.
I think it relates perfectly. What are you afraid of revealing what charities you support, and why?
She is great for many more reasons too. If you looked into it, you'd probably then validate your claim at being "reasoned"
Merry Christmas, God save the Queen!
