| Any of you nerdy lot know domesticity rules 10:02 - May 20 with 3496 views | Keno |
I have just been asked by someone "if Scotland gets independence would a scot living in Scotland been been to automatically have Scottish domesticity or will that only happen after they have lived in Scotland for 18 years after independence"
There is a relevance with regards to potential IHT issues that may arise with that 18 year period |  |
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| Any of you nerdy lot know domesticity rules on 15:01 - May 20 with 334 views | Darth_Koont |
| Any of you nerdy lot know domesticity rules on 13:55 - May 20 by Marshalls_Mullet |
Whats the question? |
I don't know? |  |
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| Any of you nerdy lot know domesticity rules on 15:06 - May 20 with 326 views | WeWereZombies |
| Any of you nerdy lot know domesticity rules on 12:39 - May 20 by Guthrum |
Only once they've paid England back for bailing them out in 1707 (adjusted for inflation, plus interest). |
Although if you play that card then there is the tricky quid pro quo question of what value do you place on keeping a monarchy going? OK, I know there were a couple of hiccoughs shortly after the Stuart take over, what with the interregnum and then that having to suffer a successful invasion by the Dutch (and having to cover it up by calling it a Glorious Revolution) but you are setting yourself on a course for accepting that England is actually just a region of Scotland. On a positive note, dispensing with Westminster and having everything organised from Holyrood would save a few bob... |  |
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| Any of you nerdy lot know domesticity rules on 15:09 - May 20 with 321 views | Keno |
| Any of you nerdy lot know domesticity rules on 15:06 - May 20 by WeWereZombies |
Although if you play that card then there is the tricky quid pro quo question of what value do you place on keeping a monarchy going? OK, I know there were a couple of hiccoughs shortly after the Stuart take over, what with the interregnum and then that having to suffer a successful invasion by the Dutch (and having to cover it up by calling it a Glorious Revolution) but you are setting yourself on a course for accepting that England is actually just a region of Scotland. On a positive note, dispensing with Westminster and having everything organised from Holyrood would save a few bob... |
But offset that against what you owe us for hearing damage caused by bagpipes and us having to put with the likes of the Proclaimers, the crankies, Nicola Sturgeon and Frankie Boyle | |
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| Any of you nerdy lot know domesticity rules on 15:10 - May 20 with 318 views | Keno |
| Any of you nerdy lot know domesticity rules on 15:01 - May 20 by Darth_Koont |
I don't know? |
42? | |
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| Any of you nerdy lot know domesticity rules on 15:13 - May 20 with 314 views | Clapham_Junction |
| Any of you nerdy lot know domesticity rules on 15:01 - May 20 by Keno |
Thanks, that's kind of what I said to my client this morning.
I thought it would a different discussion on here.
Your partner isn't a Town fan by any chance? |
She supports Beijing Guoan and Spurs, but I drag her along to Town games if they aren't too far away. |  | | |
| Any of you nerdy lot know domesticity rules on 15:14 - May 20 with 311 views | Keno |
| Any of you nerdy lot know domesticity rules on 15:13 - May 20 by Clapham_Junction |
She supports Beijing Guoan and Spurs, but I drag her along to Town games if they aren't too far away. |
haha!!
I only know one immigration lawyer and he is a Town fan
so probably not your partner then!! | |
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| Any of you nerdy lot know domesticity rules on 15:17 - May 20 with 303 views | Darth_Koont |
| Any of you nerdy lot know domesticity rules on 15:06 - May 20 by WeWereZombies |
Although if you play that card then there is the tricky quid pro quo question of what value do you place on keeping a monarchy going? OK, I know there were a couple of hiccoughs shortly after the Stuart take over, what with the interregnum and then that having to suffer a successful invasion by the Dutch (and having to cover it up by calling it a Glorious Revolution) but you are setting yourself on a course for accepting that England is actually just a region of Scotland. On a positive note, dispensing with Westminster and having everything organised from Holyrood would save a few bob... |
Not a bad idea if people are serious about the union. Have a modern representative UK parliament in Edinburgh and separate the politics from the money and corporate self-interest. Might even get political journalists out of their bubble too.
Turn Westminster into a Victorian theme park or just flatten it and build a skate park. | |
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| Any of you nerdy lot know domesticity rules on 15:18 - May 20 with 302 views | Darth_Koont |
| Any of you nerdy lot know domesticity rules on 15:10 - May 20 by Keno |
42? |
Bingo? | |
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| Any of you nerdy lot know domesticity rules on 15:20 - May 20 with 293 views | Keno |
| Any of you nerdy lot know domesticity rules on 15:18 - May 20 by Darth_Koont |
Bingo? |
that reminds me of my second favourite football like-a-like
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| Any of you nerdy lot know domesticity rules on 15:29 - May 20 with 282 views | WeWereZombies |
| Any of you nerdy lot know domesticity rules on 15:09 - May 20 by Keno |
But offset that against what you owe us for hearing damage caused by bagpipes and us having to put with the likes of the Proclaimers, the crankies, Nicola Sturgeon and Frankie Boyle |
I'll take all of that and I will raise you Delia Smith.
[edit] I think that is what they refer to as 'the nuclear option'... [Post edited 20 May 2020 15:31]
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