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Mare Fair Tax champions

It’s as accurate a description as anyone has provided so far.

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So Much For Subtlety
So Much For Subtlety
7 years ago

Mare Fair? Isn’t that something like where all the Tinks in the UK gather at Appleby for some bare fist fighting and wedding planning?

I am all for taxing them.

Noel Scoper
Noel Scoper
7 years ago

Really, they are crowing about getting 35 signups in 45 months, when the lower end of their business plan target was 12 times that?

Van_Patten
Van_Patten
7 years ago

Noel

three really big names though – that’ll send tremors down boardroom spines across the FTSE 250…..

The supercilious nature of this comment really stick in the craw:

‘I post it to show that there are companies who really do believe that paying tax is not a choice, but a duty to society.’

What the F&&* would this rotund cretin know about ‘duties to society’?

Dennis the Peasant
7 years ago

Paying taxes when taxes are due is neither a choice nor a duty. It is a legal requirement. Nothing more, nothing less.

BraveFart
BraveFart
7 years ago

Murphy is trying to cement his credentials for a post with the SNP by using Scots, just he can’t spell it yet.

Mair (more) Fair Tax Champions

Spike
Spike
7 years ago

Van Patten – Indeed. I hire an agent (perhaps indirectly) to perform a duty to me. He begins preening about how valorous he is to recognize a rather open-ended duty to someone else (as opposed to merely obeying the law). I fire his ass.

AndrewC
AndrewC
7 years ago

@spike

I think it’s been 20 years since anyone was stupid enough to pay spud to look after their tax affairs.

Diogenes
Diogenes
7 years ago

Morphy Richards is on a roll recently, candidly

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