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#21
the show's quality is definitely referenced in its title, golden balls.
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#22
Locked Wrote:Prize money isn't taxed in the UK.

Er, from what I'm reading if there's a form of entry or registration then it would be taxable. But the show invited them from what I'm reading, which is a third party and nontaxable anyway lol
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#23
KhainiWest Wrote:Er, from what I'm reading if there's a form of entry or registration then it would be taxable. But the show invited them from what I'm reading, which is a third party and nontaxable anyway lol

Game shows themselves aren't taxable, afaik.

Sources I found on the internet:
http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=142269
http://smallbusiness.yahoo.com/advisor/a...mDg35.html
http://uk.answers.yahoo.com/question/ind...020AAoyMoF
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#24
The aspect of it that struck me as cruel was how she set him up for the big fall, not the fact that she "stole" it. Heck, I'm sure a lot of us would consider taking the money from the gullible oaf regardless of whether or not we actually go through with it. It's not something I would have done (curse my sense of human decency), but easy come easy go.
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#25
Obviously it's always better to steal. No matter what the other person does you will always get the higher or equal payoff by stealing. I don't think I could bring myself to do it though, a cashier today gave me $20 extra change and I pointed out her mistake instead of taking it.
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