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Guest repliedYou can but the effect is very mild and really only for children and beginners. I would recommend the Kenwood 387S food mixer with meat shredding attachments. 0.3kW motor. A real man's Jacksie stirrer.
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Guest repliedThanks for the information. It'll be IR35 he was on about. Just one more question - is it all right to stick an electric toothbrush up your jacksey?
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Guest repliedRe: Complain to your MP
Yup, that layby on the A63!I blame it on the water in Hull - Especially where it runs under the bridge - you know where the troll lives.
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Guest repliedComplain to your MP
I blame it on the water in Hull - Especially where it runs under the bridge - you know where the troll lives.
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Guest repliedIR635 is the newbie contrcators nightmare. It consists of paying what we know as "Newbie tax". i.e. 50% of your income for the first year after tax effectively taxing at 65%.
Barstards!. Dont forget IR234 either!
I would stay permie if I were you. You get that warm feeling from being protected in the company bosom.
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Guest repliedTry "IR35".
You're not from Hull and living in Barnsley by any chance?
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Help needed about going contracting
I'm thinking of going contracting, and a pal has warned me about IR635. Is there such a thing?
Trouble is, he's a bit of a bullsh1tter and says he knows nowt else about it, so I'm of a mind to ignore him but I just want to make sure.
By the way, I can 't find it in google - unless he means the German infantry regiment, but I'm not going to Germany.
Ta for any help.Tags: None
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