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@Arsenalinsider5 We bought the best available CM and a top level CB, on top of a premier league winning squad - I think we will be ok

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@RobertJenrick Aren't there more effective ways to reduce taxes? This will just cause people to reduce their contracted working hours and then increase untaxed overtime.

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@StaniKulechov How about stablecoin to fiat trades in different currencies? I.e long USDC versus GBP

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@Pickle_cRypto I use revolut and never let it touch my main bank account. Once you have been approved by them I’ve never had any issues. I just move it out fairly quickly.

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@OliviaBuzaglo is it? Not even a starter for PSG.

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@BenGrahamUK What would you propose? I’m in favour of getting rid of stamp duty, its a deterrent to moving which is a negative for the economy.

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@MMTLabour @garyseconomics @DanNeidle I really don’t think that’s true, think about all the tech you use in your life, have they been beneficial to you. My iPhone and laptop provide a lot more value to me that what I paid for them

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@EseAllegra It does make it easier to increase year on year, I agree. I still think the positives outweigh the negatives. Makes it so much easier to move house, if you don't have to pay stamp duty

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@GayTory Why do you think it would be a bad policy?

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@JamesP728 Great idea, stamp duty is an anti growth tax. Should also limit house price growth giving a wages a chance to catch up.

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@cristo_radio Too much money in the UK is in unproductive overvalued property, housing falling in real terms is a positive thing for the country over the long term, more money for other things. No stamp duty would increase the number of transactions benefiting the economy.

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@serenelyjoyful Don’t hate it, even as a Londoner!

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@RED660 This is bad math actually, that’s 0.48% of income tax receipts, this would be 0.48% of gross income - this would be closer to £7bn - still £58bn short however

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@RED660 O.48% of income tax is around £1.6bn, revenue from council tax and stamp duty is £65bn - your proposal means a shortfall of £63.4bn

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@RossKempsell Would be good for the next generation though

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@MysteriosoX It was more about the speed at which they rose which was the issue

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@Drapetomaniacle @Eamonnmoran @DanNeidle Why not 1%, 3%, 10% - there has to be analysis behind the policy which considers the impact at each level - presumably his research says 2% and £10m is the optimal number or is it just plucked out of the air? I expect the latter

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@CryptoTaxJme Time to become an fx trader!