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Drewster replied

9 March 2010, 17:11
Originally posted by *Clare* View Post

Oops - missed out the word "potentially" methinks!

I never knew that was the name of a fish. Always wondered where they got the name from

Mis-spelt Feminine Hygiene product... cos they is c........
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malvolio replied

9 March 2010, 17:09
"A large predatory North Atlantic fish with no commercial value whatsoever" according to Wikipedia.

Oddly enough, exactly that text used to be on the old P4 website. Along ith an awful lot of the other text. Surely just a coincidence...
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Clare@InTouch replied

9 March 2010, 17:05
Oops - missed out the word "potentially" methinks!

I never knew that was the name of a fish. Always wondered where they got the name from
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9 March 2010, 16:50
Quote from an umbrella web site...

Obviously using the scare tactics to make us Ltd Company fiddlers pay up...

"HMRC is enthusiastically enforcing S660A by going after 'husband & wife' companies. If any family member holds more than 5% equity, everyone becomes subject to S660A and IR35."

Excuse me....but when did S660A and IR35 suddenly become one?

The brolly concerned has the name of a big game fish
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