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Previously on "Contracting, Sexy Time and an Invoicing Conundrum"
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Don't forget 'mutuality of obligation'.Originally posted by WTFH View PostNot me.
"2 hour meeting to discuss IR35, focussing on Direction and Control."
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Oh I agree, there are always times for a 2 hour focused meeting.Originally posted by WTFH View PostNot me.
"2 hour meeting to discuss IR35, focussing on Direction and Control."
However, absolutely splendid results can be achieved in a quick "coffee" break approach, as described above.
Especially if you have an upcoming conference call
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I thought everyone just put it down as a "coffee" breakOriginally posted by BrilloPad View PostDon't all contractors? The bigger question is do you invoice for that time....
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In the officeOriginally posted by psychocandy View PostA minute tossing off over the grattan catalogue ???
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Great.Originally posted by WTFH View PostYes, she went to finishing school, she speaks with plums in her mouth.
Glad you have confirmed the breeding, there's a hell of a lot of Mutton dressed as lamb these days.
Nothing worse than a victim
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Yes, she went to finishing school, she speaks with plums in her mouth.Originally posted by MrMarkyMark View PostOK, so she's a multiple horse owner, all good so far.
Does she speak with a finishing school accent?
If so where did she pick up the appalling habit of speaking with her mouth full.
Obviously, you are not Surrey born and bred, indeed nor am I, I just believe you deserve better.
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OK, so she's a multiple horse owner, all good so far.Originally posted by WTFH View PostShe charges a pony. Owns a couple of polo ones. Don't they all round here?
Does she speak with a finishing school accent?
If so where did she pick up the appalling habit of speaking with her mouth full.
Obviously, you are not Surrey born and bred, indeed nor am I, I just believe you deserve better.
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The marital aids whose quality control is being rigorously enforced by this heavyweight, rare breed, 50 stone professional?Originally posted by northernladyuk View PostHe's also hiding behind Equality legislation, to discount time spent setting up his obesity enablement marital aids.
Fingers crossed, all good, for MF this time around.
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I meant where you lived currentlyOriginally posted by WTFH View PostI may live in the leafy county, but that doesn't mean I'm from here.
As for being chartered, all I know is she provides invoices, balances my books, looks after my money, telling me where to put it with interest and when to withdraw.
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All said and told with a large smile on her face.
Is it a Free agent type of shared service or a strictly 1:1 personal service?
Did she got to a good Surrey school, or does she talk like a docker?
Just realised you might have missed the Daddy's girl, usually pony owning, Surrey connotations
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He's also hiding behind Equality legislation, to discount time spent setting up his obesity enablement marital aids.Originally posted by MrMarkyMark View PostBench time doesn't count in this scenario, Big Boy
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