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Oh Dear: This is going to be interesting vat on private school fees
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Originally posted by milanbenes View Postyes their brains must come from their mother
Milan.
Hopefully they've inherited your sunny temperament.Comment
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Nice one Jez!
It is brilliant how he comes up with some policies that will benefit the people that need help the most and this is one of the policies I can get behind and the entire country will get behind. We can never let our children go hungry. And the best pat is, how he already has a plan to fund it. I cannot wait for him to come to power, it is so refreshing to see a genuine politician.Vote Corbyn ! Save this country !Comment
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Originally posted by fullyautomatix View Post
Nice one Jez!
It is brilliant how he comes up with some policies that will benefit the people that need help the most and this is one of the policies I can get behind and the entire country will get behind. We can never let our children go hungry. And the best pat is, how he already has a plan to fund it. I cannot wait for him to come to power, it is so refreshing to see a genuine politician.Hard Brexit now!
#prayfornodealComment
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Originally posted by fullyautomatix View Post
Nice one Jez!
It is brilliant how he comes up with some policies that will benefit the people that need help the most and this is one of the policies I can get behind and the entire country will get behind. We can never let our children go hungry. And the best pat is, how he already has a plan to fund it. I cannot wait for him to come to power, it is so refreshing to see a genuine politician.
Take £50 out of their weekly benefits to fund a decent school meal instead.
Or better still replace financial benefits with a weekly fruit and veg box.Comment
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Originally posted by PurpleGorilla View PostMaybe if parents stopped spending their benefits money on Cigarettes and Alcohol they could afford to feed their kids. It's priorities isn't it. Sky TV is more important than their child's welfare.
Take £50 out of their weekly benefits to fund a decent school meal instead.
Or better still replace financial benefits with a weekly fruit and veg box.Comment
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Originally posted by fullyautomatix View Post
Nice one Jez!
It is brilliant how he comes up with some policies that will benefit the people that need help the most and this is one of the policies I can get behind and the entire country will get behind. We can never let our children go hungry. And the best pat is, how he already has a plan to fund it. I cannot wait for him to come to power, it is so refreshing to see a genuine politician.You're awesome! Get yourself a t-shirt.Comment
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Originally posted by milanbenes View PostMorning All,
so, here we have it, we're not going to have Grammar Schools...
and to make it even harder for those who would like to find any hope of giving their children a
more fulfilling education than that offered in the comprehensive system,
we're now going to add vat to school fees
that's going to be painful
thank you European Union that I live in a country which has the grammar school system and
my children are at a state grammar school
Milan.
p.s. for those wishing to get with the programme, there's a great debate going on over in the
grauniad comments...
https://www.theguardian.com/politics...-live#commentsComment
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I don't have a massive problem with the idea in principle, but in practice...if private schools have to start charging parents VAT, then presumably they would then be able to begin reclaiming VAT on all of their costs (which I assume as they supply exempt services currently they cannot). Now I have no idea what proportion of a private school's turnover is spent on VATable costs but I doubt it's insignificant - on this basis do the sums actually add up?Comment
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Originally posted by TheCyclingProgrammer View PostI don't have a massive problem with the idea in principle, but in practice...if private schools have to start charging parents VAT, then presumably they would then be able to begin reclaiming VAT on all of their costs (which I assume as they supply exempt services currently they cannot). Now I have no idea what proportion of a private school's turnover is spent on VATable costs but I doubt it's insignificant - on this basis do the sums actually add up?You're awesome! Get yourself a t-shirt.Comment
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