Quote Originally Posted by Seekingasylum View Post
Well, you dull witted Antipodean ignoramus, I do pay taxes in the UK, as a recipient of a civil service pension, but whether or not that were not to be the case, you knuckle-dragging bogan ocker oaf, my opinion would still have merit.

NICS is a progressive tax and taxing profits on house sales as earned income is again progressive. One could always give first time sellers a free ride.
Your civil service pension is index linked which means in these times of raging inflation your increase of thruppence halfpenny should more than offset any taxes that would be deducted.

You obviously have no understanding of the UK economy when you advocate taxing profits on one’s principal place of residence.

After paying for this property with after tax money, with no tax deductions for monies expended on legal fees, stamp duty etc and no ability to claim tax deductions for interest paid. Does this not just highlight what a clueless dork you really are?

Stick to lying pished on your balcony straining to view that cerulean sea.
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