What's your current daily rate?

[Spacecadet]

Look up the word 'between' in a dictionary. If you are on £400, then you select the Between £400 - £600 option. As Between £200 - £400 means £201 to £399.

Bloody Northerners, only good for mining and chimney sweeping.

er... so surely between 400 - 600 means 401 to 599


ie there is no option for £400
(luckily i'm on more than that so votingwas straight forward)

[Charles Foster Kane]

er... so surely between 400 - 600 means 401 to 599


ie there is no option for £400
(luckily i'm on more than that so votingwas straight forward)

There's a margin of error of £1, use your common sense and select the most appropriate option.

[SallyAnne]

Look up the word 'between' in a dictionary. If you are on £400, then you select the Between £400 - £600 option. As Between £200 - £400 means £201 to £399.

is that true?

You are wise (like owl!)

[DimPrawn]

There's a margin of error of £1, use your common sense and select the most appropriate option.

What if I'm on £400.50 per day?

You should have been an accountant.

[Bear]

typical contractors

walk in.......pull the solution to bits.......walk away


invoice

[TheFaQQer]

is that true?

You are wise (like owl!)

No, it isn't.

HTH.

[rootsnall]

There's a margin of error of £1, use your common sense and select the most appropriate option.

So which is the most appropriate ? The one that is 1 pound lower, or the one that is 1 pound higher than your rate.

[chef]

use your common sense

"can i claim £5,000 per day on expenses just because a bloke in the pub said so?"

"do i need insurance?"

"i can't count and have a spending addictoin, do i really need an accountant to do my books?"

Oh dear..

[Charles Foster Kane]

So which is the most appropriate ? The one that is 1 pound lower, or the one that is 1 pound higher than your rate.

You round up generally, so the one that is higher.

[Charles Foster Kane]

What if I'm on £400.50 per day?

You should have been an accountant.

£400.50 is more than £400, so it is between £400 - £600. The only grey area is if you earn say £400 exactly, in that case select the higher of the two available choices which feature the figure '£400', in this case the between £400 - £600 option.

Sheesh, bloody contractors.