Can your designated Home Office be a hotel room?

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northernladuk replied

21 August 2015, 10:04
Originally posted by eek View Post

No but my complete response would be a breech of the professional forum rules so I will leave it there...

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Chicken.... Bwaak bwaak...
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eek replied

21 August 2015, 09:27
Originally posted by MercladUK View Post

because you have an attention span problems?

No but my complete response would be a breech of the professional forum rules so I will leave it there...

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Last edited by eek; 21 August 2015, 09:29.
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MercladUK replied

21 August 2015, 08:07
Originally posted by stek View Post

I tend to skim over your posts for obvious reasons.

because you have an attention span problems?
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stek replied

20 August 2015, 17:49
Originally posted by MercladUK View Post

Why only £4? if you read the post properly then you would realise this wasn't about an 'allowance'

I tend to skim over your posts for obvious reasons.
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BolshieBastard replied

20 August 2015, 17:40
The stupidity of some OP's never ceases to amaze me. Still, it gave me the best laugh of the week so far. 'Hotel room,' Home office'? Hmmmmmm!
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MercladUK replied

20 August 2015, 13:34
Originally posted by stek View Post

So you want to claim the £4 a week with this cunning plan?

Why only £4? if you read the post properly then you would realise this wasn't about an 'allowance'
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northernladuk replied

20 August 2015, 12:51
I have absolutely no idea what he is on about or what he is hoping to achieve.

Last edited by northernladuk; 20 August 2015, 12:56.
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stek replied

20 August 2015, 12:40
So you want to claim the £4 a week with this cunning plan?
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NibblyPig replied

20 August 2015, 12:18
are you just trolling everyone that disagrees with you by calling them sockies

rent out a hotel/b&b for 3 months, not permanent
rent out a flat for 3 months, permanent

where's the logic?

It would surely depend on if you had another address which you spent most of your time, isn't that the technical definition. So if you live in a hotel for 6 months it's your permanent address, practically and I suspect legally.
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northernladuk replied

20 August 2015, 07:37
Originally posted by NibblyPig View Post

Probably not that unreasonable, is it much different to 'is my 3 month rental contract property home a permanent address'?

What?? Who's sockie is this and why is it still around?
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NibblyPig replied

20 August 2015, 06:40
Probably not that unreasonable, is it much different to 'is my 3 month rental contract property home a permanent address'?
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eek replied

20 August 2015, 06:26
Originally posted by MercladUK View Post

Silly question I know, but was just thinking about the T&S issue and how to legally circumvent it.

Just a thought...

Wait until we have a T&S issue before looking at harebrained schemes.

That may still be solvable
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MercladUK replied

19 August 2015, 22:44
Silly question I know, but was just thinking about the T&S issue and how to legally circumvent it.

Just a thought...
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stek replied

19 August 2015, 19:45
No wonder HMRC are gunning for us....
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borderreiver replied

19 August 2015, 19:21
Are you my MP?
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