The Great Big Tax Scam ⛔️

The great big shocking tax scam. Tax has gone too far. It is outrageous. It is virtually theft right now. It is a con. It is a scam. And in this video, I am going to list all the taxes that you probably do not know that you pay. It is a con. It's outrageous. You're being ripped off. Tax at this level is theft. Do you even know how much tax you're paying? Do you know the tax on the tax on the tax? The hidden taxes, the stealth taxes, the taxes that are called something else. You pay 3 ways on cars, 2 ways on houses. You must stand up for this. Now, some people say that tax has been theft since tax started, but it's getting worse and worse and worse. So stay tuned. In fact, hit the share button because I have done a massive amount of research to find out exactly how much tax you're paying and all the hidden taxes. This video is going to piss you off. But you must watch it. It's really important because you probably don't even know half of them, and it's important that we get this message out to as many people as possible. So when you wake up and turn on your TV, you have to pay £159 a year in a TV license, which is a tax. The average household pays £444 a year on subscriptions, which has a sales tax added. You have breakfast, of which 5 to 20% Tax is added on to the food you eat, and then you put your clothes on for work, of which up to 20% tax is added on. You leave your house, and your house is taxed heavily. There's stamp duty and council tax. Stamp duty is 5% between a quarter of a million and nearly a million, so you're going to pay £45,000 in tax on stamp duty when you buy a house. If you buy a house over a mil, it's 10% tax, £100,000 for every million. And if that's not enough, you're council taxed, so you'll be paying up to £4,029 a year in council tax. Tax has gone too far. It's far too high. We must push back. I was having a chat with an entrepreneur friend of mine, and he reckons, yeah, I mean, at the moment I'm paying half of my money in tax. I'm working half for the government. I'm like, you are not. You are paying 70 or 75 or 80% of everything you earn in tax. You're working two 2/3 of your time for the government. So it gets worse, by the way. This is important, you need to know this. So you leave your house and you get in your car, and in your car you're taxed every which way. And most people don't realize this. Most people know that they have the road tax. Road tax is around £2,365 a year for a fairly decent car, and you'll get hit with a one-off £2,000 fee. But it gets worse because do you know there's VAT added onto cars that you buy? So for every new car that's £20,000, you're paying £4,000 out of every £20,000. 20% in tax. And then if you want a car through a company, it's called benefit in kind, and on a nice car you'll be paying up to £10,000 a year in tax on tax on tax on tax. Bearing in mind there was already corporation tax and income tax. Anyway, we'll get to that. Then there's the freaking fuel. The fuel. So do you know the flat rate on fuel works out to about 40% of the cost of the fuel, but then they add VAT of 20% on top of that. And then if you drive to any nice city, you're going to pay congestion charges, toll charges, and then there's new charges as well for emissions. 3 charges just for entering a city. Then you go to work. So, so far we've watched the TV, been taxed, had breakfast, been taxed, got our clothes on for work, been taxed, left the house, been taxed twice, got in the car, taxed 3 times, fueled the car up, been taxed 4 times. Then you go to work and it gets even worse. You get hammered. When you go to work, you pay between 20% and 45% of your earnings in income tax. Then adding on top of that, National Insurance. It's a fucking tax. National Insurance. Now we're in a war, we're not insured nationally, and yet they call it national— it's a tax, it's 13.8%. So pretty much half your income, if you're in the higher earner, is tax and National Insurance. So you might think, well, I'm going to own a company to try and save some of that tax. It gets quadruple worse if you own a company. Your corporation tax is going up to 25%, then your dividend tax will be 38.1%, then your income tax will be 45% on top of that. Then there's National Insurance for every staff member you have, 13.8%. Then there's pension contributions for every staff member you have, 3%. And our business rates are £62,000 a year. Exactly, Jim. We're getting freaking robbed left, right, and center. It's a scam. It's a con. You must stand up. You must speak out, because if it gets any worse, I'm freaking leaving the country. There'll be no one left in the UK. By the way, I'm not even halfway through all these freaking taxes yet. Let's say you want to stay safe from all of these taxes. Well, you're going to pay a 12% insurance premium tax. Let's say you want to import to start a second business. You're going to pay freight, customs duty, and VAT on imports and exports. Then there's landfill tax, climate change levy, aggregates tax, music license fees, airport improvement tax, airport maintenance tax, air passenger tax, Departure tax, building permit tax, goods and services tax, environmental tax, fishing license tax— you can't even go fishing without getting taxed— gross receipts tax, health tax, luxury tax, marriage license tax, Medicare tax, retail sales tax, school tax, water tax, workers' compensation tax, and carbon frickin' tax. Dave says Dubai next stop. If you're just tuning in, You are being conned. Tax is a massive scam. It is way too high. I say two-thirds, three-quarters of everything you're selling or earning and buying is taxed. We must wake up, we must speak up, we must stand up, and we must fight back because it's wrong. I'll share at the end what I think. Let me know what you think can be done in the comments other than leaving the country. So let's say this is all stressing you out and you just want to relax. Well, beers, wine, spirits, cigarettes, and gambling are taxed up to two 2/3. Cigarettes is over 80%, and now sugar is taxed at 18 to 24p a litre. You can't even enjoy and relax without freaking paying tax. And yeah, that rhymes. So this is stressing you out even more, so you just want to get away from it all and go on holiday. Well, firstly, your holiday pay— you get holiday pay from your employer— that's taxed at your normal rate, so we'll have 40% of that. Then there's air passenger duty, which can be up to £180 a flight. Then there's tourist taxes, and you can pay up to 30% of your hotel room accommodation as tax. So maybe now you feel like, shit, I better sell some stuff to recoup some of the money. Well, good luck with that, because your capital gains tax is 10 to 20%. Oh, and by the way, don't even think about dying, because when you die, 40% of that is taxed. And people are saying to me, our taxes are high, the 30%, the 38%, the 45%. No, they're not. Wake up, wake up. Your tax is two-thirds and three-quarters, and it's only going up. What, you think that they're gonna reduce taxes? You'll be taxed to breathe, you'll be taxed to speak, you'll be taxed to think. But don't worry, they say, because when you pay your taxes, that goes into education and healthcare. Well, both those sectors are Fucked. The NHS is run to the ground, the queues are months waiting lists, so that's screwed. So you're paying your money for the NHS to be screwed. And many of the schools are so fucked you have to put your kids into private education. So you're paying tax for these services and then you're having to pay for them separately, which is another tax. Oh, and by the way, do you know that the UK diverted funds from the National Lottery, a charity, to public spending? Do you know they put multiple freezes on tax breaks, which is essentially a stealth tax? Do you know that inflation is at a 30-year high, so your spending power from an inflation point of view is at a 30-year low? Do you know quantitative easing, they are just eroding their debt, they're printing money and over and over, their debt is going down, your spending power is going down. Do you know your spending power is at a 50-year low? Bastards! What are you gonna do about it, government? Because if you tax us anymore, you'll have all our money and we're just all gonna leave. Do you know not one of these taxes existed 100 years ago? Do you know our nation was the most prosperous nation in the world? We had no national debt, we had a big middle class, we had a huge production and manufacturing base. You know, mums could stay and work from home and now they're having to go to work. We've got so many people taking off the system, which of course is costing a load of money. You know, I speak to people who say, well, there's no point getting a job. I drove my car into the center of town, I bought a coffee, I went and talked to some people. Um, I asked a couple of people, you know, who were on the streets, why don't you get a job? Not worth it. Get paid too much to get a job. It's not worth it. What the fuck has happened to our country? There's too many politicians. The government is too bloated. They're earning or taking too much money. There's too many backhanders going on to their friends. What's going on with this? All these donations, what's going on? Do you know they have £700 billion in tax revenue? What are they doing with it? So government, Chancellor Boris, you need to wake up. You believe there's only one way to generate revenue. Through tax. There is another way to generate revenue, through economic stimulus, through growth. Instead of nicking all of our money and making it impossible for us to actually net make anything, employee or employer, why don't you incentivize growth? Give us subsidy incentives, support us to employ, to create, to produce, to grow, to create economy. Because what you're doing is taxing us more So we're earning less, so we're producing less, and we need to produce more right now because there's a lack of production because of COVID and lockdown. So you're stifling growth, there's no stimulus, you, you're nicking a bit. Instead, if you helped us grow and you created stimulus and economic growth and employment and prosperity and incentives and subsidies and the economy grew, you can have your share of that. Have— you will make much more money if you take a share of what grows instead of trying to nick what's left. Some people say tax is theft and tax is illegal. Inflation is a tax. I didn't even add that on. Inflation is a tax because they can just turn the inflation button up. They can just quantitative ease by printing billions and eroding their debt. Honestly, inflation for the government is just a freaking dial, like a graphic equalizer. Oh, we'll whack that up because the debt's a bit high. We all need to stand up. We all need to speak out. It is outrageous. Tax is too high. It is theft. It has become too much, and we must not put up with it anymore. They're my thoughts. By the way, have I missed any taxes? I must have covered about 45 taxes there. Have I missed any taxes? Please let me know in the comments if I have. Let me know what you think is going on with our country and the world right now. Do you think we're being conned, lied to, scammed, ripped off? Do you think tax is theft? Do you realize how much you're actually paying? Watch this video again. Watch it again. Be careful with how you spend your money. Make sure you know what you're spending your money on, because every which way you're getting taxed. Bastards. Come on, sort it out. Yeah, I've covered council tax. Anyway, hit the share button. You must let as many people know about this as possible. Because we cannot stand for this any longer. We are almost at record high tax levels like it was in the '70s. But here's the thing, they wouldn't have had all those stealth taxes and hidden taxes and new names for taxes that are basically taxes but aren't called taxes. So with everything that actually is a tax, I know for a fact I'm paying 70 pence in the pound in what I earn and what I spend. It could be more. It's outrageous. So let me know what you think and share this everywhere, because things have to change and they won't unless we all speak out together. And remember this: if you don't risk anything, you risk everything.