Why we need "Net zero"

[Beelbeebub]

6 minutes ago, SteamyTea said:

Then they give money back in tax relief and incentives. Estimated at £10bn

So if the HOC figures are correct (£4bn in revenue) the tax payer could well be net negative ....

 

(Depends if the £10bn is per year or over a period)

[SteamyTea]

18 minutes ago, Beelbeebub said:

Depends if the £10bn is per year or over a period)

I did a quick search, would probably need a lot of unpicking to get to a £/TJ price which would be easier to understand.

[Beelbeebub]

4 minutes ago, SteamyTea said:

I did a quick search, would probably need a lot of unpicking to get to a £/TJ price which would be easier to understand.

Convoluted tax accounting?!

 

Shocked I tell you! Shocked!

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Sounds a bit like we've built layers upon layers of bureaucracy to achieve nothing except making us an unattractive market.

 

An argument for removing the higher taxes and also the offsetting tax rebates. 'Back to basics' lol or maybe K.I.S.S.