Businesses using charities to avoid tax.

I see that in the ft there is supposed to be an article about businesses paying charities to rent vacant premises so the businesses can avoid business rates and possibly other taxes as well.
(NOT SURE IF I SHOULD HAVE STARTED A NEW TOPIC OR NOT)

Badboy wrote:I see that in the ft there is supposed to be an article about businesses paying charities to rent vacant premises so the businesses can avoid business rates and possibly other taxes as well.
(NOT SURE IF I SHOULD HAVE STARTED A NEW TOPIC OR NOT)

Badboy, they do the same with taking out unnecessary advertising contracts to avoid paying higher tax rates on excessive profits.

malena stool wrote:

Badboy wrote:I see that in the ft there is supposed to be an article about businesses paying charities to rent vacant premises so the businesses can avoid business rates and possibly other taxes as well.
(NOT SURE IF I SHOULD HAVE STARTED A NEW TOPIC OR NOT)

Badboy, they do the same with taking out unnecessary advertising contracts to avoid paying higher tax rates on excessive profits.

NEVER HEARD OF THAT ONE,PERHAPS I AM UNFAMILIAR WITH BUSINESS PRACTICES.

Badboy wrote:

malena stool wrote:

Badboy wrote:I see that in the ft there is supposed to be an article about businesses paying charities to rent vacant premises so the businesses can avoid business rates and possibly other taxes as well.
(NOT SURE IF I SHOULD HAVE STARTED A NEW TOPIC OR NOT)

Badboy, they do the same with taking out unnecessary advertising contracts to avoid paying higher tax rates on excessive profits.

NEVER HEARD OF THAT ONE,PERHAPS I AM UNFAMILIAR WITH BUSINESS PRACTICES.

I'm not neither but my late brother in law made a good living out of advertising in the 60s, 70s and 80s.