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@Quartz_Tower @agrokomercsin lol there’s no such thing

@agrokomercsin @DrAllyLouks @gumbofilms True! This is why I ethically source my meat

Dr Louks do you wanna come to the US sometime I can show you how to eat Chesapeake bay blue crabs

@60sJapanfan The only way to assess this is to take: - Deposit on purchase - Mortgage payments over the years - Maintenance costs over the years - Deduct market rent for all the years Inflation adjust all all of these then compare to selling price

*A £34,575 profit, so a loss after maintenance costs

@DanNeidle Why would there be any sign of it had the withholding tax been paid? Surely even if the tax was paid by the REIT on behalf of the shareholders it would just form part of the ‘dividends paid’ figure in the cash flow statement? So there’d be no way to tell for sure

Quidnet should have withheld around £120,000 of income tax from those dividends, and paid it to HMRC. There is, however, no sign of this in the company's accounts:

The deputy leader of Reform UK, Richard Tice, owns a property company - Quidnet REIT. From 2020 to 2022 it paid Tice and his trust £600k in dividends. Quidnet should have paid £120k of tax on those dividends. It didn't. A 🧵 with evidence from the company's own filings:

@kittyraethomp @CEN_HQ Literally multiple people in that video having to adjust to walk around those couple of tables. So yes the business can pay a licence fee (rent)

2 tables ➕ 4 chairs 🟰 £££ a year 🤯 Councils call it a 'pavement licence'. Hospitality businesses call it a rip off. We call it a Table Tax. The government should scrap it. If you agree, sign our petition 🔗👇 #ScrapTheTableTax

@ArgonTap @DoctorLemma I would suggest that a department store is a type of shop

@DoctorLemma Harrods was a department store, not a shop. Several other facts are also WRONG.

Until 1976, you could walk into a shop in London, England called Harrods and buy a lion, a camel, or an elephant. In 1969, two young Australians named John Rendall and Ace Bourke walked in and bought a three-month-old lion cub. They named him Christian. He lived with them above a furniture shop, played in local gardens, and rode around the city in the back of a convertible. When he outgrew London, they flew him to Kenya, where a conservationist named George Adamson released him into the wild in the Kora National Reserve. A year later, the two men flew back to find him. Adamson warned them Christian was now fully wild and might not remember them. Despite being the head of a wild pride, Christian recognised them immediately and ran to greet them. The reunion was filmed, and the footage has since been viewed over 100 million times. Christian was last seen in early 1973, heading north. He was never seen again.

@GP @KieranMaguire We probably had to sell Anderson then to comply with PSR that season (or specifically the three season period ending with that season). This later sale of the stadium lease makes no difference to previous three year periods

@KieranMaguire So in theory does that mean they could have got away without selling Elliot Anderson?

Newcastle United publish 24/25 accounts, when Club won Carabao Cup. 🔑figures ⚽️Total revenue £335m (record) ⬆️5% ⚽️ Commercial revenue £123m (record, adidas deal etc) ⬆️42% ⚽️ Broadcast revenue £161m ⬇️12% (no CL) ⚽️ Wages £243m ⬆️11% ⚽️Average weekly wage £103k ⚽️ Wages/revenue 73% (2024 68%) ⚽️ Amortisation £100m ⬆️3% ⚽️ Underlying loss £107m ⬆️55% ⚽️ Sale of property to group company £129m (perfectly legal and allowed for PSR) ⚽️ Player sale profits £20m ⬇️72% ⚽️Pre tax profit £35m ⚽️Player purchases £40m ⚽️Player sales £29m ⚽️Total cost of squad £581m ⬇️4% ⚽️Shares issued to owners in year £50m Newcastle would have failed PSR had it not been for the stadium sale to themselves.

@2oddshapedballs And if you lived in Ireland working for a British company you too would pay tax there rather than the UK

@DanNeidle @shorts2kuk @Heccles94 I can think of one CEO who works for a British company but lives in Ireland and pays tax there rather than the UK.

I think we should change the tax brackets. Up to 15k tax free Basic rate 20% up to 60k 60k - 80k - 30% 80k - 150k 40% 150k - 500k - 50% 500k - 2,000,000 55% Then 60% on the rest over 2,000,000 What do you think?

@richardjones323 @KieranMaguire @ftfcRedford Related companies who are owed 49m confirm they won’t demand repayment unless the company can afford to do so

@KieranMaguire @ftfcRedford How are not insolvent? Is there a parent guarantee or something? I wouldn’t sign off on these accounts!

Ahh it’s that time of the year again when this nobhead gets his keyboard out and tries his hardest to farm engagements

@garvvee @LRSerling Can confirm as someone who doesn’t eat meat it is not at all hard

@LRSerling it’s hard when you don’t eat meat and don’t eat sweets!

There are people living lives i cannot comprehend. What do you mean you struggle to eat 2k calories thats like one large meal

@TSanchezMD Nope. Years of developments in car safety standards and the efforts of those on the ground that day.

@DRSunlocked God & His angels were there with Grosjean that day. You don’t see that accident & not realize there was divine intervention that allowed Romain to walk away.

Ayao Komatsu said in a recent podcast that Grosjean's left foot was stuck under the pedal, and he had to get back down into the cockpit, pull his leg in such a manner to get the shoe off (which is not easy to do normally), then get out of the cockpit. If you see the rewinds of him being carried by 2 medics, you can see he only has one boot on. Romain Grosjean’s Bahrain 2020 car at Official F1 exhibition in Oberhausen, Germany.

@DanNeidle Also curious that in each of the last 4 years accounts for his company there were additions to investment properties of varying amounts between 40k and 1.1m which in each year were offset by an equivalent revaluation loss to carry forward 2.2m each year… seems rather odd

More tax nonsense from "influencer" Samuel Leeds. "I just sold my castle. On paper, I lost about £3.5m. But here is the part most people will not understand. It is also a tax write-off... the loss can be set-off against profits" No it isn't, and no you can't. Oh dear.

@simong1962 @DanNeidle @DanielJHannan @AartiJo5hi @TiceRichard As a sitting MP he is by law deemed to be UK resident for tax purposes regardless of where he actually lives

@DanNeidle @DanielJHannan @AartiJo5hi @TiceRichard Does he not live in Dubai or is planning to and as such good tax planning ?

It’s hardly my job to defend @TiceRichard. But there is nothing wrong with legal tax avoidance. Legal tax avoidance is what you do when you buy an ISA. If you dislike the specific arrangements he had, change the rules. But don’t complain that he was following existing rules.

@complience Does the overnight staying not cost additional to the membership?

i want to join a members club that is not in west london, has a gym, has a nice bar, has a space i can work on my laptop into the evening, and that is less than £1500 a year. does such a thing exist. don’t say soho house

@Mlu__N2 Gomez there with the only nice car. Rest of them are fuck ugly

That rolls Royce the most expensive is also the most ugliest one 😂

@StandUpGang Not knowing for sure is exactly why you speculate. The tweet I replied to was presuming a definite and I was simply saying ‘maybe not’

@a_m_sim @prettycritical @PolarBearWASH Which is why we don't speculate

i know this feels shitty but lowkey it sounds like she was excited for the date. a hair appointment right before! wanting to change!

@StandUpGang @prettycritical @PolarBearWASH Yes, the asking to reschedule could be 1) genuinely asking to reschedule or 2) ending it completely without actually saying so and it is impossible to tell from the tweet which it is

@a_m_sim @prettycritical @PolarBearWASH Asking to reschedule so that you can actually reschedule is also not uncommon and is in fact normal

@prettycritical @PolarBearWASH Saying “can we reschedule” and never speaking to the person again is not uncommon

@PolarBearWASH she literally did ask to spend time with him when she asked if he’d be down to reschedule

@JazzLikesToGame Can’t be grinding hard enough - had my gyarados before I’d even taken on Misty on my latest original Red playthrough 🤷🏻‍♂️

I’m currently on the SS. Anne Ship 🚢 grinding for my Gyrados 😍

Getting a Gyrados in the early Pokémon games takes a whole lot more effort imo than the newer games because of having to switch it in and out for experience points from that baby Magikarp fish. We earn that shit and so we respect the Gyrados far more. ❤️😭 #PokemonFireRed

@a_5t_n @theiaincameron Per the image in the original tweet the rule jn question refers to both “pedestrians crossing or waiting to cross” and OP makes clear that in their scenario they were a pedestrian crossing

@theiaincameron Now you’re talking about a pedestrian already in the road. Yeah, you would giveaway that is law. The rule you refer to was about people waiting. 🤦

Once again on this morning's run I found out that the level of ignorance on rule 170 (H2) of the Highway Code is widespread. Despite the HC changing in 2022, many drivers in the UK remain unaware that they should yield when pedestrians are either waiting to cross or have 1/2

@_Michael_Spud_ @benkilbride85 @richardjones323 @KieranMaguire The shortening by one day (right before the filing deadline) extends the filing deadline by 3 months. Avoids penalties for late filing

@benkilbride85 @richardjones323 @KieranMaguire And what benefits do you get from this? She needs to start winning games instead of quitting them.

Emma Raducanu’s company Harbour 6 Ltd, which was only set up in 2020, changes its financial year end for the ninth time since that date. By changing a year end it allows the company to delay submitting accounts for up to three months