Quick Quiz Question
Posted: Sat Sep 04, 2010 5:22 am
As readers of this forum will know the country is absolutely awash with benefit fraud. Everyone is at it. Hey as Max Tranmere pointed out in another post, these bastards are even begging at the same time and coining it.
It just aint right is it? How on earth can this country recover with these scroungers getting away with it? We would all like to pass on our thanks to the good ole Daily Mail, Daily Express and the Sun for highlighting these bastards who are taking the Great out of Great Britain.
So can I ask Max, Dick, Porn Historian et al to share their collective wisdom with us forumites and answer the following questions?
What is the government's own estimate of the total yearly value of benefit fraud in the UK?
What is the estimate of the total yearly value of tax evasion in the UK?
How much has HM Revenue and Customs spent on advertising for the purposes of preventing tax evasion last year?
How much the Department of Work and Pensions budgeted for advertising tackling benefit fraud last year?
I would be surprised if any of the above mentioned posters reply to this message. Easier to slag off the obvious targets than to understand the pros and cons of an issue, I guess, in the overall tax take.
Answers to be published on Monday morning.
Bet ya all can't wait, eh?
Cheers
D
It just aint right is it? How on earth can this country recover with these scroungers getting away with it? We would all like to pass on our thanks to the good ole Daily Mail, Daily Express and the Sun for highlighting these bastards who are taking the Great out of Great Britain.
So can I ask Max, Dick, Porn Historian et al to share their collective wisdom with us forumites and answer the following questions?
What is the government's own estimate of the total yearly value of benefit fraud in the UK?
What is the estimate of the total yearly value of tax evasion in the UK?
How much has HM Revenue and Customs spent on advertising for the purposes of preventing tax evasion last year?
How much the Department of Work and Pensions budgeted for advertising tackling benefit fraud last year?
I would be surprised if any of the above mentioned posters reply to this message. Easier to slag off the obvious targets than to understand the pros and cons of an issue, I guess, in the overall tax take.
Answers to be published on Monday morning.
Bet ya all can't wait, eh?
Cheers
D