You're not one of Crunch's 'accountants are you?
As people have said, this shows that you are a joke, and anyone who chooses to use you needs to see a doctor.
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostLuckily he's also able to offer IR35 advice: http://forums.contractoruk.com/accou...ml#post2046050
Thanks
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Luckily he's also able to offer IR35 advice: http://forums.contractoruk.com/accou...ml#post2046050
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Originally posted by AndyAccountingIT View PostFirst post, so learning not to test on live......
Are you sure you're cut out for accountancy?
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Originally posted by AndyAccountingIT View PostFirst post, so learning not to test on live......
Then you will see why we are
Then you compound it by claiming to test on live. lol you could have used any kind of statement that was actually true. I think you believed what you told us Perhaps your next post was going to advise us on pension options.
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Originally posted by AndyAccountingIT View PostFirst post, so learning not to get it completely wrong......
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Sorry all
First post, so learning not to test on live......
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Originally posted by AndyAccountingIT View PostA quick reminder looking forward to 2015/16 tax year, new top rate of tax comes into affect from April 6th. Anyone earning over £150,000 a year will see their highest rate rise from 40% to 50%. Dividend income tax in this band rises from 32.5% to 42.5%.
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Maybe he posted a long time ago and the mods were being extra-slow processing new members.
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As far as first posts go, that was a spectacularly epic fail.
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Originally posted by AndyAccountingIT View PostA quick reminder looking forward to 2015/16 tax year, new top rate of tax comes into affect from April 6th. Anyone earning over £150,000 a year will see their highest rate rise from 40% to 50%. Dividend income tax in this band rises from 32.5% to 42.5%.
Top rate is 45% next year, as it is this year!
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