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  David, I do not need to define or explain anything. I do not answer to you.
  
  Why else would 20% be OK other than that it equates to an obligation you can live with, and 30% does not.
  
  Why are those on PAYE obliged to pay tax at a rate set by HMRC and 'companies' are not?
  
  How on Earth could anybody seriously opine that any non-individualised entity would cease to avoid wherever they can by being asked to pay less from the get-go? [A sentence about TAX that does not mention TAX and yet makes complete sense.]
  
  If a company today sees fit to trade within an economy and reap it's benefit from the results of all areas of tax spend within that same economy; health, education, infrastructure etc, and yet be content to work the system in such a way so as to not pay-in to that same economy and be roundly praised by you and others for so doing, are we to credit that this will change by lowering the 'ask' without adjusting the expectation of payment? And how is it that satellite TV is to be Rightly begrudged any in receipt of benefits they may not have paid into?
  
  "A penny saved, is a penny earned." Makes no mention of upper or lower limit.

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