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Started 3 weeks, 3 days ago (2008-10-25 18:35:00)
by emailrob
My advice - send it once, then again after 4 weeks, then call them and ask if they have it. My experience: Sent start of July Phoned end of July, no trace of it Send again (with statement of earnings from UK company) Wait another month. Call again, they haven't got it Call again in desperation, eventually get to someone, fax it to them direct and they said they have processed. ...
Started 2 months, 2 weeks ago (2008-09-04 20:59:00)
by rick827
Sorry it was a passing comment at the "I work 40hrs a week, if you earn more than me then you're lucky, don't complain and its kinda not fair either" attitude I picked up from the post.
Started 1 day ago (2008-11-18 08:02:00)
by Amnesia10
It is not the spending that I object to, or the borrowing. It is the manner of its use. Tax cuts are a very poor way of doing it. Increasing benefits is much more effective with a marginal return greater than the actual spend. Though long term that is not a good way. The tax cuts that Bush did a few months ago were 80% saved so highly ineffective. The same will happen here with any tax rebate. ...
Started 1 day, 19 hours ago (2008-11-17 12:31:00)
by nohands
That's hardly true. Surely you can see that. Firstly there's BSOG. This replaced fuel duty rebate and is provided as bus operators are classed as running a service that is beneficial to the public. Secondly there is infrastructure. Bus stops are provided by many local authorities without operator payment and bus stations are often provided at a loss. Then there are other factors. ...
Started 2 days, 21 hours ago (2008-11-16 11:08:00)
by elainec100
Quote: Originally Posted by victoria123 I really dont know if there is a cause for concern basically I have been very naive and have a company owing me money. My two key questions are My sales from Feb 1st to now are - £8900 (I have lots in unpaid that I wont get do I include that?) - yes and then write off as bad debt subject to...
Started 3 days, 19 hours ago (2008-11-15 12:47:00)
by News_PB
George Osborne, the shadow chancellor, launched a new assault on Gordon Brown's economic policy last night, saying his profligate borrowing could provoke a run on sterling, or require a rise in interest rates that would plunge Britain deeper into recession. Osborne said: "Sterling has devalued rapidly against the euro and the dollar. We are in danger, if the government is not careful, of ...
Started 4 days, 15 hours ago (2008-11-14 16:31:00)
by Markie
to clear your mind look here and this [url=council tax benefit]one[/url] too. council tax rebate and council tax benefit are 2 different things. the second link defines the meaning of council tax benefit. kcs123 wrote: Hi All, I am planning to apply for ILR based on 5 years of Work Permit shortly at Croydon PEO. After going through this forum, I found ...
Started 4 days, 22 hours ago (2008-11-14 10:02:00)
by kcs123
Hi All, I am planning to apply for ILR based on 5 years of Work Permit shortly at Croydon PEO. After going through this forum, I found that Council Tax rebate is also part of public funds. I did not know that Council Tax rebate was part of public funds untill now In 2004, being a single person renting a property I availed the Council tax rebate (25% or 50% cannot remember exactly...
Started 6 days, 9 hours ago (2008-11-12 23:04:26)
by Mr. Bill
Ka-Poom Theory deflation - inflation two step: Too complex for deflationsts to grasp? The deflation - inflation two step: Too complex for deflationsts to grasp? By mistaking short term for the long term, they are missing the trade of the century by Eric Janszen Over 100 books, papers, and original analysis went into developing and refining Ka-Poom Theory over the years, and model that explains ...
Started 1 week ago (2008-11-11 09:57:00)
by Meggiewoo
As the mount you would receive falls under the monthly tax allowance you shouldn't be taxed. It depends on your payroll office though as to whether you don't get taxed at all - or if you will recieve a rebate. Kim x x x x
