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DimPrawn replied

17 January 2007, 10:27
Ignore Fancko, he is permie, a company man, and someone who enjoys his 360 deg appraisals a bit too much.
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el duder replied

17 January 2007, 10:22
Originally posted by Francko

250-300 a day? How come you don't get permanent jobs?

Cause as a contractor i average about 60k per year, plus i run my own business project, and i have the flexibility to do what i want when i want it.

If i went permie on my skills, i would be looking at starting salart of 40k min prb 50k max, loss of life to the company, and putting up with bulltulip politics all day.

I prefer to be my own man thanks.
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Francko replied

17 January 2007, 09:55
Originally posted by lilelvis2000

Incase the IR are monitoring...I only earn £8000 a year, which is £30.77 per day.

IR investigation on its way.....
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lilelvis2000 replied

17 January 2007, 09:51
Incase the IR are monitoring...I only earn £8000 a year, which is £30.77 per day.
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Troll replied

17 January 2007, 09:34
Originally posted by n5gooner

About £475 I'd guess...

Female + car+ garage+ service will never be less than four figures
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n5gooner replied

17 January 2007, 09:27
Originally posted by SandyDown

oh we are sooooo materialistic on this forum ... can't we be a bit more spiritual ...btw: Chico: how much did you make today/yesterday ...

As for me net profit : £475 ...

my car has gone in for service today .. lets see the damange

About £475 I'd guess...
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SandyDown replied

17 January 2007, 09:25
oh we are sooooo materialistic on this forum ... can't we be a bit more spiritual ...btw: Chico: how much did you make today/yesterday ...

As for me net profit : £475 ...

my car has gone in for service today .. lets see the damange
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Francko replied

17 January 2007, 09:09
Considering last year working days....

£ 375 a day
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bobhope replied

17 January 2007, 07:49
€ 650 plan A (contract)
£ 80 - interest / plan B, etc
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vetran replied

17 January 2007, 01:10
£350 and it was a day off
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Sockpuppet replied

16 January 2007, 21:33
Well we're technically all wrong.

All of us (outside) IR35 probably earnt about £19

Min wage and all.
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LordF replied

16 January 2007, 21:22
Zero, between contracts.
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DimPrawn replied

16 January 2007, 18:51
Originally posted by MarillionFan

£350 contracting for the day - a fiver for petrol.
£120 on Ebay
£5.00 for the use of credit cards offsets against by bank account
£20 on interest on the 120k in the bank
£46 - how much my house went up today

Total £541 minus the £1000's my missus has probably spent today on online shopping.

£380 contracting for the day - no travel costs as work from home
£100 from my Plan B business
£1 from interest in the bank
£0.20 found down the back of the sofa
£82 - how much my house went up today

Total £563.20
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Sockpuppet replied

16 January 2007, 18:26
Originally posted by boredsenseless

accumulate

Its not an English course (thank ****).
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boredsenseless replied

16 January 2007, 18:25
Originally posted by Sockpuppet

Can't believe I am the first...

Minus £565 + VAT

Training course, costs of lost wages and hotel room. Speculate to acumilate etc. etc.

accumulate
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