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BoredBloke replied

25 July 2007, 16:22
Told my accountant that I'm getting shut of him today the useless fecker!!!
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kramer replied

25 July 2007, 15:49
Originally posted by BlasterBates

..I think its just about do-able.

SG hears that a lot!
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BlasterBates replied

25 July 2007, 15:44
I already have These are now "immovable" dates.

..I think its just about do-able.
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MrRobin replied

25 July 2007, 15:38
Can't you get an extension on the tax forms? Phone them up.

Come to think of it, can't you get an extension on the dissertation? Phone them up.

HTH
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Kyajae replied

25 July 2007, 15:34
Originally posted by sasguru

Hasn't worked for you though, has it?

You're on form as usual, Maggot
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Old Greg replied

25 July 2007, 15:34
Do them both. Throw money at the situation.
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alreadypacked replied

25 July 2007, 15:34
Originally posted by BlasterBates

It never rains.

So I've just attended an examination, and I've been awarded a degree provided I put some changes in the dissertation within two weeks. However I also have to fill in two complicated tax forms at the same time.

Given the alternative

a) Jail/Hefty fines due to tax form not bein in.

b) failing the degree.

Which is preferable.

You are a contractor, pay someone to do it for you
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sasguru replied

25 July 2007, 15:34
Originally posted by Kyajae

b)

All you need in life is a PhD in the bleedin' obvious to get on in life

Hasn't worked for you though, has it?
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sasguru replied

25 July 2007, 15:33
Pay an accountant to fill in the forms. Alternatively if the degree is in accountancy he can do the dissertation.

HTH
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milanbenes replied

25 July 2007, 15:33
take some time off work to enable the two to be completed to a satisfactory standard of quality

write off the time off as an investment in your future (degree) and an investment in getting the tax forms correct

Milan.
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Kyajae replied

25 July 2007, 15:32
b)

All you need in life is a PhD in the bleedin' obvious to get on in life
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Pondlife replied

25 July 2007, 15:32
Stop posting here and get on with it for a start!
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BlasterBates started a topic Dilemma

25 July 2007, 15:31
Dilemma

It never rains.

So I've just attended an examination, and I've been awarded a degree provided I put some changes in the dissertation within two weeks. However I also have to fill in two complicated tax forms at the same time.

Given the alternative

a) Jail/Hefty fines due to tax form not bein in.

b) failing the degree.

Which is preferable.
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