Good one for all

If you don't get the full 45p per mile for own car milage at work

The whole "muhhtaxevasion" thing is a bit of a unicorn

Claim the excess back on you self assessment

I mean only worth if you do alot of miles though

You need to keep records

tbh all of this is a bit of a house of cards

all you need to do is misread 1 law and you can get a massive tax bill

That's what tax advisors are for

They make good money

If you need tax advisors then the tax system is too complicated

@Dubdogelmo not if you don't pay any taxes <:thinkgon:560211224923734026>

https://twitter.com/OrwellNGoode/status/1181947067482152962

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I'll bear that advise in mind

Who cares about BAFTAs?

Personally looking forward to contracting

Good money and low taxes

Just pay some dude in a cheap suit to make sure of that

Most people don't get the option to evade taxes - it's a problem because it's a disparity of treatment that leads to the resentment of business people and the rich

And that's something you ought to be mildly concerned about

It isn't evasion

Once again

Just close the tax loopholes.

You too can start avoiding taxes

Either contract

Or be a tradesman

Easiest way

Don't need to be an elite

@Joshu I don't have enough money to avoid taxes

Err no, Joshu, you miss the point - it's not about me

You can't have everyone contracting or being a tradesman

Don't know a single sole tradesman that doesn't

ANd if a substantial amount of people did, then the tax rules would magically be changed

Keep it a secret then <:KEK:357727991205199874>

Just simplify taxation

It is pretty simple really

Simplify taxation and welfare - it's the complication that allows the grey areas where dodginess, illegality, and problems grow

For most people

If you've ever had to try and sort out welfare for people, you'd find it's very not-simple

Last time I had to file taxes, it was needlessly complicated