mattjtemp
Posts: 208
Joined: 30/9/2005
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I was genuinely surprised by the Carr case as before I knew some of the detail I had assumed it would the standard practice of paying 20% tax by being a company and deducting everything as expenses, that is extremely common and though a bit annoying I can accept the self employed need the perks for taking the risk. But fake loans, that's the stuff of money laundering, I was agog that was legal and I'd be dissappointed with anyone who thought it was acceptable, let alone a comedian who had poked fun at that practice.
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