Re: Dodgy geezer avoiding vat?

Jun 14, 2005 1 Replies


> In article , Alex Heney


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>>>> In article , bigbrian
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>>>>> All perfectly legal if they do it properly
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>>>> Exactly so.
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>>> Wrong.
>> Please don't contradict me. It's perfectly correct. I suspect you
>>simply don't understand what we're talking about.
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>You're talking about fraud

I'm talking about something that's not only legal but quite commonplace.


(and talking thru your arse).

Well, if it's making more sense than you, why not?

So can you provide examples, if it is "commonplace"?

I have NEVER heard of it occurring, and don't expect to either.

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