Anthony Banks
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Grassroots football coach, indie music casualty, finance and politics geek, Somerset and Bristol City obsessive. Oh, and run. Quite a lot.
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New data on farms and inheritance tax: a third of farm estates over £1.5m aren’t farmers but wealthy people avoiding IHT by sinking money into farmland.
The Budget hits farmers too hard and tax avoiders too lightly. It needs to change.
The Budget hits farmers too hard and tax avoiders too lightly. It needs to change.
November 24, 2024 at 9:00 AM
New data on farms and inheritance tax: a third of farm estates over £1.5m aren’t farmers but wealthy people avoiding IHT by sinking money into farmland.
The Budget hits farmers too hard and tax avoiders too lightly. It needs to change.
The Budget hits farmers too hard and tax avoiders too lightly. It needs to change.
James. Rew.
It won’t be. But it should be. Because performance in county cricket has to mean something.
It won’t be. But it should be. Because performance in county cricket has to mean something.
Jordan Cox has been ruled out of England's Test tour of New Zealand with a fractured right thumb.
#NZvENG
#NZvENG
Jordan Cox: Thumb injury leaves England seeking a replacement for New Zealand Test series | The Cricketer
England's preparations for the New Zealand Test series have been unsettled by Jordan Cox being ruled out with a fractured right thumb.
www.thecricketer.com
November 24, 2024 at 9:31 AM
James. Rew.
It won’t be. But it should be. Because performance in county cricket has to mean something.
It won’t be. But it should be. Because performance in county cricket has to mean something.
Tbf, leasehold has its place - there are always (in flats) typically common areas which need the flatholders contributing to ensure up to standard, or you end up with the top floor flats not upkeeping and that impacting lower floors. It’s not the concept, it’s the practicalities.
This scandal is a lesson in why you should never buy leasehold if you can avoid it bit.ly/4fXdmYj Leaseholders are not homeowners! They only own the right to live in a few cubic metres of air for a finite time but must pay uncapped service charges every year
November 22, 2024 at 9:18 PM
Tbf, leasehold has its place - there are always (in flats) typically common areas which need the flatholders contributing to ensure up to standard, or you end up with the top floor flats not upkeeping and that impacting lower floors. It’s not the concept, it’s the practicalities.
Well, this is a bit different isn’t it? Barely posted on the other place but still had to fight off dozens of bots, and here you get followed by real people with similar interests.
It’ll never catch on….!
It’ll never catch on….!
November 22, 2024 at 8:37 AM
Well, this is a bit different isn’t it? Barely posted on the other place but still had to fight off dozens of bots, and here you get followed by real people with similar interests.
It’ll never catch on….!
It’ll never catch on….!