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Old 7th Feb 2007, 18:37
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Arrow Traffic Taxation Petition

Hi Peeps,

Link sent to me today, http://petitions.pm.gov.uk/traveltax/ , it needs a few more signatories if you agree with it that is.

It affects members of the forces directly due to the number of us that travel regularly

MoDs, if this is not a suitable forum please move it!

TIA
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Old 27th Dec 2007, 06:01
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basic principle of taxation

Hi friends, if I travel to other states, and buy something locally, I am asked to pay a state sales tax. However, if I buy something from a firm over the internet, I don't have to pay sales tax. If the basic principle of taxation is that you are given government representation in exchange for those monies but I am ineligible for benefits in other states because I am not a citizen there. Should I still be made to pay their sales tax?
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Old 27th Dec 2007, 20:13
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Angel Roadpricing petition

L1A2,
You're a little late with this, it closed on 20th.February 2007 & our former PM (remember him Tony who?) responded before he left office!
with fraternal greetings, ambi
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Basic principles of purchase taxation

For those of us in the UK, if you travel to another country (non-EU) and you purchase goods there, there is often a local sales tax included in the price. This can be reclaimed at the country's customs as you leave the country as there is no sales tax on exported goods (note goods, not services). That is why when you purchase goods over the internet from a non-EU country, the sales tax is automatically deducted from you.

So there is equality if you can be faffed with reclaiming the sales tax at customs when you leave!

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Old 27th Dec 2007, 20:35
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Ambi, I think you'll find the thread was started on 7th February 2007, 2 weeks before the petition closed.

The question I have is why d33 thought to reply to the OP 10 months later with a very tenuous link rather than start his own thread
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Old 27th Dec 2007, 23:33
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It affects members of the forces directly due to the number of us that travel regularly
It affects every citizen of the UK who travels regularly and not just the members of the Armed Forces. It is not a directly aimed at the military.
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Old 28th Dec 2007, 06:03
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Its also 10 Months old and closed down...
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