@cokey_smok22932@AndyGrose@ArchRose90 I’m not hiding anything . This is my real name. Real picture. I am from Croatia. We have over thousand of islands and all of them are beautiful. But UK has amazing nature as well
@Keir_Starmer You are full of shit. You do not care about anyone. I have evidence against you that you have covered up abuse of children. I will expose you
Boris Johnson was a pathological liar. I’ve never seen something like this. The lies were so incredibly unbelievable that you would start thinking surely he can’t be obviously lying to your face like this and start questioning yourself maybe some of it’s true. He would make you doubt yourself with incredible astonishing lies
Me and my partner are paying equivalent about two average salaries to taxman every year. But we don’t have access to tax avoidance schemes. Part of it is 50% taxed
Hugh Grosvenor, the 7th Duke of Westminster, inherited a multi-billion pound estate with minimal inheritance tax due to the assets being held in trusts.
I don’t care about them. But I survived Genocide and Ethnic cleansing when I was a child. And to see mass murder of women and children and Genocide committed by Israeli in Gaza causes me huge emotional pain. But you are MP and you are fully aware horrendous War Crimes committed by Israeli in Gaza. History will remember what you did when there was a Genocide
In a 2021 interview with The Times, Jeremy Clarkson openly stated that “avoiding inheritance tax was the critical thing” in his decision to purchase farmland and start Diddly Squat Farm.
He explained that while he later became genuinely interested in farming, the original motivation was financial — specifically to mitigate inheritance tax (IHT), which can claim up to 40% of an estate’s value. Farmland and agricultural businesses can qualify for Agricultural Property Relief (APR) or Business Property Relief (BPR), significantly reducing or even eliminating IHT liabilities if certain conditions are met.
I only state facts:
In a 2009 newspaper column and again in 2021, Clarkson wrote that buying farmland was "a better investment than any bank can offer" and explicitly stated that "The government doesn't get any of my money when I die" and that avoiding inheritance tax was "the critical thing" in his decision.