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Wow, I guess that explains a lot! The older version is quite specific to the sequencing of allowances.
So I'm back to my original quest for evidence. I think it's probably best to write to the HMRC, but I was hoping for a quicker answer than the several weeks it usually takes them to respond...
First of all, many thanks for your comprehensive reply!
I understand the logic of what you are describing and if those are the rules then I'm ok with it. However I cannot find any guidance on the HMRC site that it is so. As I said, the best interpretation I can get is that the basic rate band...
I'm curious as to which tax band a dividend allowance should be applied to?
My accountant says it must must be deducted from the basic rate portion, thereby only giving me £32,500 at basic rate instead of £34,500 for 2018/19. However, looking at the HMRC guidance, it appears that I should get...
S/he actually meant hilighting availability focuses the *current* agent on the task at hand -> contract extension.
I do the same, a change in status sends out notifications. So, as I'm linked with my agent, I know they will get an email within a couple of days stating I'm available for work...
The value of this type of thread is to aid in selecting who to call when a job is advertised by several agencies. I do my homework before dealing with new agents and any comments on here are just a small part of the picture.
That said, it's as much the agent you're dealing with as the agency...
Wow, this is like deja-vu. I was having exactly the same experience when I thought I'd have a look here and then I see this thread might as well have been posted yesterday.
Same guy, still there 8 years on, still all over the job adverts, still never available - I called 6 times over several...
...resurrecting an old thread to see if anyone has had any dealings with / can comment on Templeton?
They seem to have a few jobs out there, but rates are a bit low for what they're asking.
I have a QNAP 501 that's been running 24/7 for 7-odd years. Had a couple of drive failures and never missed a beat. Though RAID rebuild does take a nailbitingly long time - 2 days on a 7TB volume during which I'm painfully aware that another drive failure means I'm stuffed. Being old, it is a...
FWIW, I had some dealings with both and can recommend FF all the way.
I initially went for CF as they were promoted on the PCG site, but in my experience their very first response was a bit unprofessional and it just deteriorated from there. FF contacted me from some web form I completed to...
Thanks all for the input. OK, so it makes sense that I have a little more in my pocket than my net billing and interest.
I think I understand it a bit differently now... That £3,400 is actually money I would have claimed back in VAT on my expenses had I been on standard VAT.
Therefore should...