But corporation tax on profits would be calculated after salaries were deducted? So in theory they could pay no tax at all (as a business, of course there would still be income tax as individuals, and national insurance, VAT on spendings, tax on savings, tax on living (council tax), capital gains tax, inheritance tax, stamp duty, tax on tax (petrol).... but I digress).

LFS deserves a much higher number of customers.

Quote from menantoll :

Corporation tax is currently at 21% for small companies but to be fair we don't know if they are incorporated or not. I haven't seen Ltd or the line "Scavier is the trading name of xxxxx ltd. Incorporated in England No. xxxxxx" Which is a legal requirement on invoices and some other stuff. If it was on my email receipt for my s2 licence I don't remember it.

I read somewhere that Scavier are a partnership, as opposed to a company. Which I would assume might mean that they don't pay corporation tax... maybe

just buy S2. we don't want another soul dragged into the world of keygens.