true

tim just reads a news article tho

even the quartering puts out more videos and he has a "real job"

jeremy "I got sucker punched by a soyboy and must remind you of this 5 times a day" hambly

thank god that's finally been dealt with so we don't have to hear about it anymore

@MountainMan hows flamebait white obama

pee skinned nigga

bro cheese

Bruh

one duel

I need to go to the shop before F1 Quali

Did you know I have no bread?

and that makes me feel like a failure of a man

don't worry that's not your only failure as a man

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Any time someone talks about based Hungary show them this map

Imagine telling an American you have to pay a 27% sales tax

ours used to be 17.5% rip

was 15% before that iirc

before my time

wich country?

England

^

27% BASED AF

you can't really base it purely on sales tax tbh

need to know income tax also

if it's 27% sales and 0% income that's way more based than 20% sales and 20% income lol

25% on luxuary tax here

we do have a reduced rate for certain things

but I can't remember what it applies to

baby car seats and shit lol

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Value-added_tax_in_the_United_Kingdom#Rates

It’s 12,5 for normal stuff, most things. 6 for books, academic stuff, cultural stuff, yadda yadda.

25 for luxuary things like computers and things

based coat of arms

looks like a poor copy of scotland's

scotland bottom left

england's own one is cool tho

@Dust 15% flat income tax and additional tax you pay into the social services
The total tax burden (tax + contribution) in case of normal salary is 33.5%

In Australia it's called GST (Goods and services tax) and its only 10%