Going Back to UK
Oct 17th 2010 | 12:39 am
#18
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Re: Going Back to UK
I am going back to the UK next year for several months but I plan to work remotely from the U.S. so I don't have to pay taxes to support benefit cheats in the UK. Will I have any problem using the NHS though having been abroad for 10 years ? I read about a woman in The Sun, who lived in Spain for 20 years then moved home and was deported as an "illegal asylum seeker". I don't want any aggro when I go back. Has anyone else had this situation ?
And since when was "several months" two? Or are you just changing the story because us UK-tax-paying UK residents are vocally pissed off at your scrounger attitude? You must be having a laugh, whinging about all those other scroungers and benefits cheats.
If you are not residing permanently in the UK, you are not eligible for my UK tax-funded routine health care. Use your US health insurance to pay for it. This country is entering a public service funding crisis and can ill-afford subsidizing yet another non-contributor to the system.
Oct 17th 2010 | 12:40 am
#19
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Re: Going Back to UK
I am not a troll Ron Jeremy, I have been on this site for years. Don't assume anyone who hasn't crossed swords with you is a troll. We all know you have the size advantage.
Oct 17th 2010 | 12:42 am
#20
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Re: Going Back to UK
Why don't you just run a Search? This question has been answered dozens of times - well, except for the tax evasion side of it, of course.
And since when was "several months" two? Or are you just changing the story because us UK-tax-paying UK residents are vocally pissed off at your scrounger attitude? You must be having a laugh, whinging about all those other scroungers and benefits cheats.
If you are not residing permanently in the UK, you are not eligible for my UK tax-funded routine health care. Use your US health insurance to pay for it. This country is entering a public service funding crisis and can ill-afford subsidizing yet another non-contributor to the system.
And since when was "several months" two? Or are you just changing the story because us UK-tax-paying UK residents are vocally pissed off at your scrounger attitude? You must be having a laugh, whinging about all those other scroungers and benefits cheats.
If you are not residing permanently in the UK, you are not eligible for my UK tax-funded routine health care. Use your US health insurance to pay for it. This country is entering a public service funding crisis and can ill-afford subsidizing yet another non-contributor to the system.
Oct 17th 2010 | 1:25 am
#24
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Re: Going Back to UK
I am going back to the UK next year for several months but I plan to work remotely from the U.S. so I don't have to pay taxes to support benefit cheats in the UK. Will I have any problem using the NHS though having been abroad for 10 years ? I read about a woman in The Sun, who lived in Spain for 20 years then moved home and was deported as an "illegal asylum seeker". I don't want any aggro when I go back. Has anyone else had this situation ?
Oct 17th 2010 | 1:32 am
#25
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Re: Going Back to UK
If your intention is only to return to the UK for several months, then you will not be able to claim treatment on the NHS. This is for returning residents who intend to settle in the UK only. If you accept treatment and then leave the country, they may chase you for reimbursment. I knew someone who was chased through the tax office in Canada for the same thing.
Oct 17th 2010 | 1:45 am
#26
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Re: Going Back to UK
http://www.dh.gov.uk/en/Healthcare/E...able/DH_074373 http://www.dh.gov.uk/en/Healthcare/E...tors/index.htm
Also kindly tone down the insults, its not on.
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