The Brexodus

[john m]

Dusky as in Dark but not pitch dark .I think she was Creole from the West Indies .Absolute stunner ,well educated great company .

[john m]

Ireland has only made “limited progress” towards broadening its tax base, and dealing with aggressive tax planning by multinational companies, according to the European Commission.

In its latest country report on Ireland, the Commission said that recent revenue measures are not meaningfully contributing to broadening the tax base.

It also said the effectiveness of new measures aimed at limiting the scope for aggressive tax planning — and the impact on corporate income tax revenue in the medium term — “will need to be addressed”.

The report also said uncertainty over the sustainability of the current high level of corporate tax receipts is putting the country’s public finances at risk.

“The high level of corporate taxes, volatile and potentially transient in nature, and the dependence on a small number of multinationals represents a risk to public finances,” the Commission said.

Ireland has also not yet fully exploited the potential of environmental taxation, it said.



Or In simple English "Oi Ireland you low life tax robbing scum we are comming to get you .Apple and Google and the other big fiddling companies are going to pay their tax not in Ireland but in the country they earn the coin in .You silly daft cunts need to find another way to raise coin so tax the Environmentalises hit them with Carbon tax ,More Road tax road pricing ,Offer the peasants a few quid to retrofit their gaffs then hit them with more tax based on the Green Rating and energy use of their gaff .Get the Greens into Government you can then blame them for all Green tax increases "

[john m]

THE FAT TAXI DRIVER SAID THAT   https://www.independent.ie/business/brexit/boris-johnson-planning-to-renege-on-brexit-agreement-on-north-38994766.html


Boris Johnson is preparing to tear up part of the Brexit deal as he sets out his red lines today for a trade agreement with the EU.

The British prime minister has made it clear he will not be bound by the political declaration attached to the EU Withdrawal Agreement, which sets out ground rules for a trade deal. Downing Street sources said the rules of engagement agreed by Mr Johnson last year had been superseded by promises made in the Tory manifesto on which he was elected.

Mr Johnson believes he is within his rights to go back on previous agreements covering areas including Northern Ireland, fishing rights and state aid. It puts him on a collision course with Michel Barnier, the EU's chief Brexit negotiator, who says the political declaration must be followed to the letter.

The political declaration, originally requested by Theresa May, is a statement of intent from both sides setting out their broad aims for a trade deal. Mr Johnson signed up to it when the UK parliament passed the Withdrawal Agreement in January.

However, No 10 pointed out Brussels had quietly dropped some commitments it made in the political declaration when it published its own negotiating mandate this week, proving the agreement was not binding.

Among agreements to be ditched are the acceptance of a "level playing field" that was designed to yoke the UK to EU standards and regulations, an agreement to negotiate over fishing rights, and rules governing trade between Britain and Northern Ireland.

"The prime minister's mandate was derived from the manifesto, published after the agreement of the political declaration and is clear about the government's intention, which is to get a Canada-style trade agreement and take back control of our borders, laws and money," a senior Tory source said.

Earlier this month Mr Johnson said progress on agreements for financial services and personal data protection would be "a test of the constructive nature of the negotiating process". (© Daily Telegraph, London)

[The Liffey Lip]

Perfidious Albion.

[john m]

Perfidious Albion.

Boris Knows the Story the EU is a Race Riot waiting to happen America is a Drug Epidemic ,Russia is still a sleeping Giant who hasent played its hand yet ,China has ADHD .The future is Africa that is why Global warming is so important .You could reduce Global warming overnight by simply wiping out Wilderbeast .What do they actually do ?

[The Liffey Lip]

A lot more than the average Mick.

[silverbullet]

Russia killing Turkish soldiers in Syria. Turkey to open the floodgates of War refugees into Europe - after taking E.U. money to house them - anyone know where I can find bookies open?

[john m]

Yis bastards just because of the China Cold you are abandoning Brexit .Dont .

[Belker]

Boris's chungwan is expecting a baby in the early summer and he has to get the nuptials done before the delivery date so as the kid won't be a b@stard.  I doubt that even Boris cares too much about Brexit these days !

[dalymount]

Ah he does now.wait till june when he tells the EU to fukk off .they either give him a deal,or he's off to America to talk to Donny

[taxi1990]

kids born out of wedlock shouldnt be called such names Belker, most kids born here these days are born to unmarried parents, who gives a $hit?, no one goes to mass anymore or believes in god.

[dalymount]

I do

[Shallowhal]

I do

Bless you my son.....now get this inta ye!!

[john m]

Dalymount, BREXIT will fuck up this country a thousand times more than the China Cold .If the Gay Foreigner believes the Crown give two fucks about us or a fucking border he has a lot to learn .I was probably one of the First people in the world to suggest the Brits would leave in 2012 .I posted the Speech I gave to Microsoft and I can tell you without any shadow of a doubt we are in for a fucking hiding from the Brits and the EU .Leo if he can get the Greens to support him could still be Taoiseach but he is squirming like a Greasy Pig trying to go into opposition as he knows BREXIT is going to explode in our faces .

[dalymount]

I would not disagree about Leo . I don't think he wants to be in government either, and for the same reason as you however I don't see brexit as a bad thing for our country, I see it as an opportunity for us. There are a number of UK businesses who have transferred their  companies from the UK to here so that they can continue to operate within the EU . How can that be bad ?