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MickeyP replied

9 December 2011, 15:00
Get a room!
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Clare@InTouch replied

9 December 2011, 12:44
Originally posted by northernladuk View Post

Does calming down your pissed off accountant meet the 'wholly and exclusively' rule?

I'm sure we could argue it's necessary at the least, even a tax inspector couldn't think that keeping a woman happy is unnecessary!
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northernladuk replied

9 December 2011, 12:41
Originally posted by Clare@InTouch View Post

Mulled wine, a bunch of flowers and some chocolates would just about cover it

Does calming down your pissed off accountant meet the 'wholly and exclusively' rule?
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Clare@InTouch replied

9 December 2011, 12:20
Originally posted by northernladuk View Post

Nice deflection but you were still last. Get the round in...

Now... to try and appease Clare...

Mulled wine, a bunch of flowers and some chocolates would just about cover it
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northernladuk replied

9 December 2011, 12:15
Originally posted by Craig@InTouch View Post

Ohhh, she's going to love you for mis-spelling her name!!!

Nice deflection but you were still last. Get the round in...

Now... to try and appease Clare...
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prozak replied

9 December 2011, 12:13
Originally posted by Craig@InTouch View Post

Correct for employees NIC but there will be a bit of employers NIC to pay. To avoid all NIC, the amount is £7,488 (£144 x 52)

great thanks.
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Clare@InTouch replied

9 December 2011, 12:11
Originally posted by Craig@InTouch View Post

Ohhh, she's going to love you for mis-spelling her name!!!

I'm just going to change my spelling by deed poll one day, it'll be easier then correcting people.

Or change it to something like Emma. No one can get that one wrong
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Craig@Clarity replied

9 December 2011, 12:11
Originally posted by prozak View Post

ooooh.. lets not go there... my wife is a claire

That is the right way to spell it apparently!

Prozak...can of worms....
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Craig@Clarity replied

9 December 2011, 12:10
Originally posted by prozak View Post

ahh.. thanks.. wonder why google couldn't get me to that page... user error I guess.

so it seems £7,592 is the pay rate to avoid NI.

Correct for employees NIC but there will be a bit of employers NIC to pay. To avoid all NIC, the amount is £7,488 (£144 x 52)
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prozak replied

9 December 2011, 12:10
Originally posted by Craig@InTouch View Post

Ohhh, she's going to love you for mis-spelling her name!!!

ooooh.. lets not go there... my wife is a claire

That is the right way to spell it apparently!
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ASB replied

9 December 2011, 12:09
HM Revenue & Customs: National Insurance Contributions
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prozak replied

9 December 2011, 12:07
Originally posted by Clare@InTouch View Post

Hector has it: HM Revenue & Customs: National Insurance Contributions

ahh.. thanks.. wonder why google couldn't get me to that page... user error I guess.

so it seems £7,592 is the pay rate to avoid NI.
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Craig@Clarity replied

9 December 2011, 12:06
Ohhh, she's going to love you for mis-spelling her name!!!
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northernladuk replied

9 December 2011, 12:03
Originally posted by Craig@InTouch View Post

and here is the main page for other rates if you need it HM Revenue & Customs:

To late... you fail! Serves your right from trying to beat Claire while you are in the Pub on a 3 year old blackberry.
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Craig@Clarity replied

9 December 2011, 11:59
and here is the main page for other rates if you need it HM Revenue & Customs:
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