Howard, post 41 simply proves what I was explaining: that bonuses on top salaries detract from share company profits, and are consequently taxed at 45% (top earners tax above £150,000 a year) instead of 23% (corporation tax).
It is a way of increasing tax intake for the Treasury, but to do so the elitists sitting in a share company top-room must become ever richer.
Hence, Bullingdon Club Chancellor working hand in hand with Bullingdon Club elitists in share company head offices.
Silly shareholder no realise he being ripped off
"What happened to my dividends?"
