Today's Budget

[webberg]

Anyone who took one of these loans knew what they were doing. It wasn't wise planning it was just evasion.

So why the righteous indignation? You took a punt, tried to pay no taxes, it didn't work.

I can't honestly believe that anyone entered into one of these and didn't give themselves a sly chuckle at how smart they were getting one over on the man.

Being generous, the above is a naive view. Being less generous, if you had bothered reading the threads for more than 30 seconds, you would realise that your view is hopelessly ill informed.

I think everybody here realises that when hindsight is applied they have allowed themselves to be fooled into something inappropriate.

(OK, I accept that some may have taken a punt, but I can honestly say that they represent less than 1% of the people I speak with).

Coming in with smug comments protected by anonymity of a forum name does not make you a philosopher or keeper of the moral high ground. I'll leave it to others to say what it makes you.

[DonkeyRhubarb]

I'll leave it to others to say what it makes you.

perhaps?

[flamel]

Anyone who took one of these loans knew what they were doing. It wasn't wise planning it was just evasion.

So why the righteous indignation? You took a punt, tried to pay no taxes, it didn't work.

I can't honestly believe that anyone entered into one of these and didn't give themselves a sly chuckle at how smart they were getting one over on the man.

I assume you're being paid by the government.
How about you go and Foxtrot Oscar, being a speck of a useless spunk trumpet.

[webberg]

I assume you're being paid by the government.
How about you go and Foxtrot Oscar, being a speck of a useless spunk trumpet.

what he said.