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Post by Steve on Jun 17, 2024 11:59:04 GMT
We're the second biggest service exporter in the world after the USA, we're also one of the world's top oil exporting countries. And we are the world's fourth biggest exporter partly for these reasons. 2023 was the same. So what sort of person puts us in the invidious position where we cannot directly sell our leading services to the world's biggest market? A: Brexiters |
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Post by vinny on Jun 17, 2024 12:12:59 GMT
But we do directly sell to the EU still.
On a tariff free basis.
Get over it.
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Post by Steve on Jun 17, 2024 12:32:14 GMT
But we do directly sell to the EU still. On a tariff free basis. Get over it. We do NOT and CANNOT sell financial services direct to EU customers, fact. Do stop posting false statements |
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Post by vinny on Jun 17, 2024 14:00:58 GMT
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Post by Steve on Jun 17, 2024 14:33:53 GMT
Which in no way allows UK companies to offer Financial Services to EU customers. Maybe you should have read it. |
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Post by vinny on Jun 17, 2024 17:15:56 GMT
EU banks opened UK offices.
UK banks opened EU offices.
Both continue offering financial services trade.
It's meant hiring more staff, they can afford it.
Get over it.
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Post by Steve on Jun 17, 2024 18:56:44 GMT
EU banks opened UK offices. UK banks opened EU offices. Both continue offering financial services trade. It's meant hiring more staff, they can afford it. Get over it. So finally you are dragged into admitting that UK banks, insurance companies etc paying tax on their profits to the UK are not allowed to sell to EU customers. They have to set up mirro operations headquartered in and paying tax on all revenue to the EU. Still it's only money you are your fellow leavers have poured down the drain. Fee free to make it up out of your own pocket. |
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Post by vinny on Jun 17, 2024 20:07:59 GMT
But they are allowed to sell to EU customers. They have set up mirror businesses but they're selling to EU customers. And more than a thousand EU banks have set up mirror operations here selling to us and paying tax here, it works both ways. www.reuters.com/article/idUSKBN1ZJ00C/www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-56155531 There has been a huge amount of recruitment by those banks too. Get over it. |
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Post by Steve on Jun 17, 2024 20:47:23 GMT
But they are allowed to sell to EU customers. They have set up mirror businesses but they're selling to EU customers. And more than a thousand EU banks have set up mirror operations here selling to us and paying tax here, it works both ways. www.reuters.com/article/idUSKBN1ZJ00C/www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-56155531 There has been a huge amount of recruitment by those banks too. Get over it. The UK banks that pay tax to our coffers are not allowed to trade to Eu customers, fact. You've thrown all that tax and levered business in the shitter. |
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Post by vinny on Jun 17, 2024 21:34:02 GMT
It works both ways. The EU banks that pay tax to our coffers trade with UK customers and there's over a thousand who set up shop here since our departure. All of those pay tax.
Thousands and thousands of new jobs and businesses in the service sector all paying tax.
It balances out.
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Post by Steve on Jun 17, 2024 23:44:13 GMT
No because the UK was way way bigger in Financial Services trade than the EU based ones were. And you also have to remember that it wasn't just banks your Brexit cut out of direct trading, our massive insurance market was hit too.
Just one of the many own goals of Brexit
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Post by vinny on Jun 18, 2024 12:57:56 GMT
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Post by Steve on Jun 18, 2024 23:40:44 GMT
That is nothing about actual volume of business, jobs and welath created for Brits and just about the value of the UK stock market and navel gazing self surveys.
And even so the warnings are there in your own links:
'The City's survey, however, may not be enough to fully ease post-Brexit angst in the financial sector as UK-based companies like chip designer ARM choose to list in New York rather than London.'
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Post by aristaeus on Jun 22, 2024 16:44:45 GMT
But they are allowed to sell to EU customers. They have set up mirror businesses but they're selling to EU customers. And more than a thousand EU banks have set up mirror operations here selling to us and paying tax here, it works both ways. www.reuters.com/article/idUSKBN1ZJ00C/www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-56155531 There has been a huge amount of recruitment by those banks too. Get over it. Brexit has cost the UK in the region of £65bn. What is the benefit? |
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Post by Zany on Jun 22, 2024 17:19:17 GMT
But they are allowed to sell to EU customers. They have set up mirror businesses but they're selling to EU customers. And more than a thousand EU banks have set up mirror operations here selling to us and paying tax here, it works both ways. www.reuters.com/article/idUSKBN1ZJ00C/www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-56155531 There has been a huge amount of recruitment by those banks too. Get over it. Brexit has cost the UK in the region of £65bn. What is the benefit? Welcome to the forum aristaeus. In answer to your question. The benefit is that it made Nigel Farage a good bit of money.  |
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