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The Energy certificate part of the pack has been mandated by the EU from 2009 and will therefore have to be kept.Originally posted by PaddyI can see the whole idea being dropped in a year.
Though the validity of the certificate at 1 year (I think) is far shorter than required and could be changed.
tim
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But why would you not?Originally posted by TheRightStuffhttp://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/6680131.stm
should be scrapped altogether.
Can't believe the quote 'We have put our house on the market a month early simply to avoid the cost of these packs'.
Why would you put a house on the market early just to save a few hundred quid.
tim
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Nope. In fact worse - those who have invested their savings to start a business and find themselves creeping back to permiedom will find that the tax man won't allow it as an expense against tax.Originally posted by pickleThe government are heroes arent they. Announce a new law, encourage a bunch of small businesses to take the relevant training and exams in anticipation of the new law (cost circa 10k), and then change their bloody minds.
I wonder if they will issue compensation to all the small businesses that have stumped up the investment.......
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It's getting like the Father Ted episode where they wanted to lose the Eurovision song contest and entered the 'My Lovely Horse' song. Which no doubt Brown will make our national anthem once the Blair world tour ends.
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Well, they know the economy is going to implode soon so they'd rather be in opposition when it happens.Originally posted by TonyEnglishI think this government are just taking the pi55 and are amazed at the fact that they are still getting away with it. Along the lines of what the fec do we have to do to get voted out.
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I think this government are just taking the pi55 and are amazed at the fact that they are still getting away with it. Along the lines of what the fec do we have to do to get voted out.
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The government are heroes arent they. Announce a new law, encourage a bunch of small businesses to take the relevant training and exams in anticipation of the new law (cost circa 10k), and then change their bloody minds.
I wonder if they will issue compensation to all the small businesses that have stumped up the investment.......
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If it was suggested to me by the estate agent I would tell them to go jump.Originally posted by ClippyProbably suggested to them by the estate agent.
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HIPS Delayed
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/6680131.stm
should be scrapped altogether.
Can't believe the quote 'We have put our house on the market a month early simply to avoid the cost of these packs'.
Why would you put a house on the market early just to save a few hundred quid.Tags: None
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