Proposition-Update

[DomValente]

Very true , thank you Gill,

Did you know that if you are running an office from home I believe you can claim a percentage for heating and lighting, or is that now outdated ?

 

[wrightclan]

Very true , thank you Gill,

Did you know that if you are running an office from home I believe you can claim a percentage for heating and lighting, or is that now outdated ?

Yes you can.

Brad

 

[brianhabby]

When I first read woodbloke's post about pointing out permissions my first thoughts were about copyrights i.e. pieces made using ideas or plans from magazines or bought plans. Is there an issue in this area?

As far as I understand it, there is no copyright issue with ideas, but there could be with plans. It would depend on the terms under which you bought the plan, it might have restrictions or it might not.

As regards the Tax Man and the Planning Office, I think everyone here has now had enough advice on this and should make up their own mind as to what to do according to their own circumstances/conscience

regards

Brian.

 

[Adam]

Live dangerously! :lol: Cheers Brad

Of course the official note from the forum is that you should register with all appropriate authorities, and also that any transaction is strictly between individuals. UK Workshop is in no way responsible for any contracts entered into between parties.

Sorry, just have to add that in really.

Adam

 

[Freetochat]

Live dangerously! :lol: Cheers Brad

Of course the official note from the forum is that you should register with all appropriate authorities, and also that any transaction is strictly between individuals. UK Workshop is in no way responsible for any contracts entered into between parties.

Sorry, just have to add that in really.

Adam

Does this really need saying? We'll all need to be disclaimers on advice/discussions at this rate.

 

[Adam]

Does this really need saying? We'll all need to be disclaimers on advice/discussions at this rate.

Maybe not, but as a mod, we have an element of responsibility to try and ensure discussions don't take a turn towards the illegal, and this keeps us on track. We don't want it to turn into a post about ways to avoid paying tax etc.

Adam

 

[Anonymous]

We don't want it to turn into a post about ways to avoid paying tax etc.

Adam

Might be quite useful though :lol:

 

[Jake]

We don't want it to turn into a post about ways to avoid paying tax etc.

Adam

Might be quite useful though :lol:

Avoidance is fine, evasion is crime!

 

[Anonymous]

Paying lots of tax isn't bad - it usually means you are earning lots of money

Unfortunately, not always, the 40% tax band is set pretty low you know - in fact, I don't know many people who earn less than the 40% threshold these days

 

[mr]

Unfortunately, not always, the 40% tax band is set pretty low you know - in fact, I don't know many people who earn less than the 40% threshold these days

And I don't know many above the threshhold. 'Spose it depends on the circles you move in eh
Mike

 

[Anonymous]

Unfortunately, not always, the 40% tax band is set pretty low you know - in fact, I don't know many people who earn less than the 40% threshold these days

And I don't know many above the threshhold. 'Spose it depends on the circles you move in eh
Mike

You really know how to win friends and influence people, don't you Tony!


Meanwhile, I just had a meeting with my accountant to sign my tax return. I've got a rebate due of £238.00! :lol: :lol: :lol:

I've also got a bill from my accountant for £235.00!!

Cheers
Brad

 

[Philly]

£3 up AND legal. You got it all, Brad :wink: :lol:
Cheers
Philly

 

[Anonymous]

I've also got a bill from my accountant for £235.00!!

Cheers
Brad

Good grief, my accountant don't even get out of bed for that sort of money. :shock:

 

[Alf]

Meanwhile, I just had a meeting with my accountant to sign my tax return. I've got a rebate due of £238.00! :lol: :lol: :lol:

I've also got a bill from my accountant for £235.00!!

Sounds to me like the accountant made a slight miscalculation there - I wouldn't have expected you to come out a whole £3 ahead. :shock:

 

[Jake]

I think this is what is known as value-based billing.

 

[Paul Chapman]

Meanwhile, I just had a meeting with my accountant to sign my tax return. I've got a rebate due of £238.00! :lol: :lol: :lol:

I've also got a bill from my accountant for £235.00!!

Your accountant's not stupid - at least he knows you'll have enough money to pay his bill :lol: :lol:

Cheers :wink:

Paul

 

[Anonymous]

I've also got a bill from my accountant for £235.00!!

Cheers
Brad

Good grief, my accountant don't even get out of bed for that sort of money. :shock:

That's why she works from home! :lol:

 

[Adam]

£3 up AND legal. You got it all, Brad :wink: :lol:
Cheers
Philly

You can raise a toast at your local and claim it was the taxman who bought your round. (sort-of)

Adam