On profit from renting i should have said

Thats fine, otherwise no point in owning a second property.

I have many properties in the UK, and other places and would have no problem paying more tax if it was levied for all, and helped the Country.

yes bernie we beleive you, are you a turkey voting for christmas?

Who cares yorky. Has Helifax got electricity yet, last time i was there the place was so dirty, and dark it looked like Transalvania

we should all pay more tax only people on less than 12k should not pay tax .
thinking allowed it should be 25p and 45p

do these greeks thing that rioting is going to make it better .
they are deluded if they do you have to pay your dues ,
it is the rich greeks that they should be targeting .
that have robbed them

I remember paying 50% @1979 and 60% around 1982/83.

I will be happy when they default, sick of hearing about the Greeks, even more than Jackson's doctor trial. He looks guilty to me.

1969 Capital gains tax was 97.5p old money and that was severe. My son was in a band and paying this amount.

That was a long,long time ago.lol

1958 oxo won the grandnational 1959 mr what

53 years ago well before my time.

i backed both of them then in 61 the grey nickless silver .
but the best horse ever to run in therace was by far CRISP giving over 2 stone away got pipped on the line by red rum

You need some maths lessons dream. lol.

Bernard - do you mean capital gains tax or income tax.

EURO is finished no leaders

CGT. Unearned income, did you get out of your trade skinny. Watch the DOW and FTSE Futures go up after 16.30 close.

Bernard No, still in.

I'm confused here, I know that the rate of income tax hit its highest since the war 1974 @ 83% which could be "topped" up with a 15% surcharge on 'un-earned' income (investments and dividends) which could add up to a staggering 98%.?

Morrisons could buy Garden Centre Group - report

13:40, Sunday 2 October 2011

LONDON (Reuters) - Wm Morrison Supermarkets is interested in the Garden Centre Group put up for sale last month by Lloyds Banking Group (LSE: LLOY.L - news) , the Mail on Sunday reported.

Morrisons, Britain's fourth-biggest grocer, has asked for sale documents for the group, formerly known as Wyevale, the newspaper said.

The Mail said that offers for the Garden Centre Group, which operates 131 garden centres and employs 4,500 people, are expected to come in under 300 million pounds.

Last month, Tesco (LSE: TSCO.L - news) , was tipped as a potential bidder for the garden centre company.