There were as many DUP MPs elected in 2015 as Liberals, as many SDLP as Plaid and more UUP MPs than Greens.
If Conservatives lose 6-15 seats to Labour, A Tory minority Governement supported by DUP is more lightly than a coalition of Labour/SNP/Liberal/SDLP/PC/Greens.
The question is what would be the price demanded by the Ulstermen?
How would this affect Brexit negotiations bearing in mind Northern Ireland's land border with EU?
Statistics 7081 appeals - 6626 were settled- 95% of appeals did not go to tribunal either revenue accepted the taxpayers appeal, there was a compromise or the taxpayer changed their mind and withdrew the appeal.
It would be interesting to know how many of these were settled with less tax being collected than originally sought.
It seems reasonable to assume that there was some benefit to the taxpayer to accept a settlement to their appeal.
Of the 7000 odd appeals the HMRC successfully argued 342 in front of the tribunal - not quite the 75% success rate implied
My answers
There were as many DUP MPs elected in 2015 as Liberals, as many SDLP as Plaid and more UUP MPs than Greens.
If Conservatives lose 6-15 seats to Labour, A Tory minority Governement supported by DUP is more lightly than a coalition of Labour/SNP/Liberal/SDLP/PC/Greens.
The question is what would be the price demanded by the Ulstermen?
How would this affect Brexit negotiations bearing in mind Northern Ireland's land border with EU?
Statistics
7081 appeals - 6626 were settled- 95% of appeals did not go to tribunal either revenue accepted the taxpayers appeal, there was a compromise or the taxpayer changed their mind and withdrew the appeal.
It would be interesting to know how many of these were settled with less tax being collected than originally sought.
It seems reasonable to assume that there was some benefit to the taxpayer to accept a settlement to their appeal.
Of the 7000 odd appeals the HMRC successfully argued 342 in front of the tribunal - not quite the 75% success rate implied