Taxation kills off UK gas field
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Smart move, increase the UK's reliance on imports and lose ALL the tax revenue
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-13256597
What a useless shower of s
t the government nobody voted for are turning out to be.
Shame the 'proper' Conservative party doesn't seem to exist anymore.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-13256597
What a useless shower of s
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Shame the 'proper' Conservative party doesn't seem to exist anymore.
Motorrad said:
loafer123 said:
So what?
Sounds like a cheap excuse to suspend production.
The reserves will be there to tap in the long term when the need arises.
Yes because it's as easy as turning a tap on or off isn't it?Sounds like a cheap excuse to suspend production.
The reserves will be there to tap in the long term when the need arises.
Motorrad said:
Smart move, increase the UK's reliance on imports and lose ALL the tax revenue
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-13256597
What a useless shower of s
t the government nobody voted for are turning out to be.
Shame the 'proper' Conservative party doesn't seem to exist anymore.
Yes they do!!! lots of people like their policys but dont vote for them because they would never win and it would let labour back in again... http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-13256597
What a useless shower of s
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Shame the 'proper' Conservative party doesn't seem to exist anymore.
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Sheets Tabuer said:
yes this is the madness!! and sureley hightime to get rid of chris loonethe anti energy minister..
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loafer123 said:
Probably not, but isn't production already suspended, so the timing of resumption is a rather moot point?
Abandoning the field for a prolonged period and then economically resuming production is a somewhat different proposition than a hiatus for planned maintenance.I'd like to see the oil and gas industry tell the UK government where they can stick their tax hike and pull out of all marginal fields reducing the tax take to zero. Fecking muppets.
Motorrad said:
loafer123 said:
Probably not, but isn't production already suspended, so the timing of resumption is a rather moot point?
Abandoning the field for a prolonged period and then economically resuming production is a somewhat different proposition than a hiatus for planned maintenance.I'd like to see the oil and gas industry tell the UK government where they can stick their tax hike and pull out of all marginal fields reducing the tax take to zero. Fecking muppets.
loafer123 said:
thinfourth2 said:
If it was the red ties in power this place would be frothing at the mouth
because the Blue ties are destroying UK industry its excellent
Given the state of the nation's finances, I would think it doesn't matter what colour tie you wear, we need the money.because the Blue ties are destroying UK industry its excellent
thinfourth2 said:
If it was the red ties in power this place would be frothing at the mouth
because the Blue ties are destroying UK industry its excellent
Destroying UK Industry? One field mothballed, presumably a commercial decision. Conveniently ignoring why taxes need to be raised in the first place. Fair enough, I don't wear a tie, so I bow to your economic expertise. because the Blue ties are destroying UK industry its excellent
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