엔진오일 교환 수리 사례

2026. 9. 6. 작업

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Yes 350k in the bin when looking at upcoming mot rules.

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housemouse said: je777 said: Money Saving Expert:'Only 5% of estates currently get charged Inheritance Tax.''A married couple can leave up to £1 million tax-free (2 x £325,000 tax-free allowances + 2 x £175,000 main residence allowances).'It is a myth that the 'middle classes' pay IT.It is only those who are in the wealthiest 5%. The far greater issue than IT is the fact that the ultra-rich dodge that tax, as they do so many others.But of course we are incessantly propagandised to target other groups instead of the ultra-rich.Nobody wants to pay IT, obviously, but I would say that if you leave £2m and the government takes £400k of that, it's fair enough. An inheritance is unearned income - the person who receives it did not earn that money.The point of an IT is to prevent money just staying in the hands of the very wealthy. Of course, that doesn't happen with the current system because our governments (all capitalist governments since 1979, at least - 'the looney left' are never in power) do not make the very wealthy pay.What's really a myth is that ramping up inheritance tax is a useful tool for fixing wealth inequality. Which is why the most progressive European regimes charge dramatically lower inheritance tax than the UK. As you point out, only 5% of estates qualify for inheritance tax. And only a tiny number of estates represent really exotic wealth. Which is why it only represents a fraction of a percent of all UK tax revenues, despite the effective for large estates being 40%.So, you could double that to 80% and it would make fk all difference to the UK's government revenue problem. Again, that's why countries with larger states as a proportion of GDP, like Denmark, charge lower inheritance tax. Because they are enlightened progressive states.Calls for higher inheritance tax are ill-informed populism. The way that countries like Denmark fund their much higher quality public services properly is by taxing the middle class more. Unfortunately, when you get pa