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Should the Royal family pay Inheritance tax?


Should the Royal family pay Inheritance tax?  

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  1. 1. Should the Royal family pay Inheritance tax?

    • Yes.
      31
    • No.
      13
    • Don't know.
      0
    • Tha what - I'll be lucky not to die in debt!
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No one should have to pay inheritance tax, it's a horrible tax. They tax you whilst you earn the money, then just by the simple act of dying the government thinks it's entitled to tax it again. It's insane.

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What do you think the Queen has been doing all her life and is still doing at the age of 86?

 

You will also find that most other members of the Royal family are involved with businesses, government services, charities and/or have served at some point in the armed forces.

 

Yes, the Queen is heavily involved in 'Save the Sycophants.'

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A job, for which she is very well paid.

 

Im sure she is. But she also generates and pays in about £200m income into the public purse from the crown estates and other assets.

 

Her personal wealth albeit massive to us is nothing compared to some other people in the country. She was at postition 245 in the Rich List last year.

 

Wonder how hard the other 244 people above her are working for their money. Wonder how many of them will still be working at 86 years old.

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What do you think the Queen has been doing all her life and is still doing at the age of 86?

 

You will also find that most other members of the Royal family are involved with businesses, government services, charities and/or have served at some point in the armed forces.

Charles must have been in every War from 1950 onwards if the medals on his chest are owt to go on.

 

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Im sure she is. But she also generates and pays in about £200m income into the public purse from the crown estates and other assets.

 

Her personal wealth albeit massive to us is nothing compared to some other people in the country. She was at postition 245 in the Rich List last year.

 

Wonder how hard the other 244 people above her are working for their money. Wonder how many of them will still be working at 86 years old.

Only 245 out of 60 million however do they manage in these times of we are all in it together.

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Im sure she is. But she also generates and pays in about £200m income into the public purse from the crown estates and other assets.

The Crown Estate isn't hers. It belongs to the abstract entity of "The Crown". She has no claim to land stolen by William the Conqueror.

 

However, my problem is not with her wealth. It is with her getting a job based on which womb she popped out of. She's very qualified of coming out of a womb.

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I've voted no not because I dont think they should but would prefer to see them abolished. They do nothing for us anyway.

 

Really? :-

 

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/the_queens_diamond_jubilee/9292607/The-Queen-gets-a-44bn-valuation-for-family-Firm.html

 

and an appraisal of that report by Forbes:-

 

http://www.forbes.com/sites/timworstall/2012/05/27/queen-elizabeth-ii-is-worth-44-billion/

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Im sure she is. But she also generates and pays in about £200m income into the public purse from the crown estates and other assets.

 

Her personal wealth albeit massive to us is nothing compared to some other people in the country. She was at postition 245 in the Rich List last year.

 

Wonder how hard the other 244 people above her are working for their money. Wonder how many of them will still be working at 86 years old.

i wonder what she feels about starbucks paying less than her :huh: and the way things are going we will all be working till we are 86 thanks mr cameron :hihi:
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