Offshore exspelliamous!
Rupert Grint ordered to pay £1.8m in taxes after losing legal dispute
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cumquat may will not be commenting further on the allegations, Sun 1 Dec 2024, 3:17,
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Poor sod
Can't even afford a haircut or a shave.
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Cactus 1 doesn't care what you think on, Sun 1 Dec 2024, 9:47,
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Judging by the comb-forward,
nature is doing its best to help him out with at least part of that.
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the Dementauditors
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cumquat may will not be commenting further on the allegations, Mon 2 Dec 2024, 4:48,
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He's a luvvy actor with a mind full of airy fairy actor stuff
He has an accountant (smart boy) and the accountant says "do this!" and the luvvy actor goes "smashing splendid, you're the expert!" and goes back to posing and reciting lines with depth and feeling.
Actor gets in trouble.
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simbosan Hello you cunt, Mon 2 Dec 2024, 1:50,
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dodging 1.8 million seems a bit more than claiming that trip to thailand as business expense to research the role
I reckon it's more "Actor agrees to incorporate himself as a blind private interest foundation in Panama and pay himself via loans in Ukrainian Hryvnia converted into Ethereum"
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cumquat may will not be commenting further on the allegations, Mon 2 Dec 2024, 4:56,
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Well look, if you're in the position that your accountant says "I think I've found a way to save you £1.8 million" you're going to at least look at it aren't you? You're going to have to trust them as to whether it's all above board or not as they're the ones giving you professional advice.
It looks to me like he's been badly advised here.
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evil_andy Stick stick stick stick sticky sticky stick stick, Mon 2 Dec 2024, 12:51,
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I’m not down on him, I really just posted so I could make the joke
Most people try to avoid paying tax. But he’s a working 36 year old adult, not the sultan of Brunei’s playboy son, seems unlikely he’d be unaware of where 2 million of his own hard earned went
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cumquat may will not be commenting further on the allegations, Mon 2 Dec 2024, 13:16,
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Again
This ain’t his first rodeo. In fact I’m starting to get distinct Lestor Piggot vibes.
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wheresthefish Partly filled with wrong, Mon 2 Dec 2024, 13:33,
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A bit like Jimmy Carr - I always felt he was a victim of poor advice.
What bothers me is the recent shift by HMRC to saying that tax avoidance is dodgy - it used to be accepted that avoidance was making choices within the rules to minimise tax and was legal. Anything outside the rules was evasion and illegal. Now it feels like the only way to avoid getting into trouble is to take the higher tax option anywhere you have a choice.
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tarka_dall Like normal dall, only a bit more spicy, Mon 2 Dec 2024, 17:57,
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Jimmy Carr was not given bad advice.
He was given GOOD advice, which saved him money, legally.
And the fucking PRIME MINISTER took time out from an international summit to have a go at him for it. Credit to Carr for taking it on the chin, and fuck Cameron for sanctimoniously having a go at someone for obeying the rules HE (Cameron) SET.
Fair boils me piss that does.
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zero talent
lucky mother fucker, shit actor. i don't care if he pays his tax or not.
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I don't think I've seen him in any non-Potter stuff
but he seems to be working steadily on stage and screen, and has racked up a reasonable tally of awards and nominations for his work. I do care if he pays his taxes, the dodging cunt.
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He can say "Bloody hell!" very convincingly.
That's got to count for something.
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Invisible Wizard - 10th Level Nerf-herder, Sun 1 Dec 2024, 18:21,
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24 years ago and never forgotten
Director "Give me the line both of you".
LG "Bloody HELL!"
RG "BLOODY hell"
Director "Right you've got the part you talentless ginger twat....no the other one".
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