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Previously on "new contract, new LTD"
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Captain Jack, are you free?Originally posted by PerhentianMust get backside into gear.
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Err... just moved back in with the folks last year.... temporary position I said to myself.
Still there.
Must get backside into gear.
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Oh, I'm always willing to lend a hand.Originally posted by DaveBI'm sure Capn. Jack can help you with that as well
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"its not forever, just to get me through my transitional phase."
What is that? Homosexuality!
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Originally posted by el duder
its not forever, just to get me through my transitional phase.
I'm sure Capn. Jack can help you with that as well
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Dude!
Don't stop posting, this place would become very boring if you did.
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fark.
what are u saying?
i know, i knew u would laugh at that one.
its not forever, just to get me through my transitional phase.
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That's Frakking Funny
Given el duder's posting history, why doesn't that surprise me.Originally posted by el duderi currently reside at my parents, as my primary and business address.
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i dont own my own house
how about this one..
i currently reside at my parents, as my primary and business address.
can i still claim accommodation expenses if i move out mon-fri for this contract?
fark fark fark
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AFAIK no you can't, it's all encompassed by the mileage rate. But then you should ask an accountant.
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fark it
thanks vectraMan
farkin brill.
so i cant claim on the farkin cost of a car for 5 days. farkin tulipe
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new contract, new LTD
after working in contracting for over 2 yrs and always going through an umbrella, ive decided to fark it off and register me own LTD.
i now finally got meself a new contract - yay.
but its farking miles away outside of london. so im looking at getting local B+B or even hiring a car, cause i dont own one from living in the smoke for farking ages.
anwyays. can i claim either accommodation or hire car costs as expenses in this contract.
which is for 1 month to go in and be a code monkey / knob jockey.
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