Quote Originally Posted by Andy_Faber View Post
**** knows I'm not an economist lets say an extra 1% of PAYE for anyone over £100k per annum, anyone trying to hide income through companies/other devices pays 2%, anyone who makes their affairs deliberately complex to avoid tax gets allocated a bloke who drives a Transit to work and the bloke can decide on the tax take. Everyone who has a boat also has to by an affordable home and give it away. Think Laterally Rats
Of the top 5% 95% of that money goes to 1% of the 5%. Work that out!

And that 1% pay very little payee. So need to look at assets and companies. Payee is not the answer they need a whole new system of logging assets but most of them are doing it themselves so whilst payee is a vehicle to look like they are doing something it's useless.

Need to declare all assets and pay tax in those over a certain amount.