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General can be a bit of a scrum. You will get more sensible answers by posting in Accounting / Legal.
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At last! A sensible answer, thanks SysmanOriginally posted by Sysman View PostThose really are questions to ask your accountant. Ring HMRC or social security up and ask what you need to do to register as self employed. It was easy when I did it, though involved traipsing around a few offices to get the right paperwork. It's changed since I did it, but I could either buy a self employed stamp every week at the post office or do it monthly by standing order. I chose the latter.
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No. It's still there, just below thuthexOriginally posted by MarillionFan View Post...The British have lost their work ethic.
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Those really are questions to ask your accountant. Ring HMRC or social security up and ask what you need to do to register as self employed. It was easy when I did it, though involved traipsing around a few offices to get the right paperwork. It's changed since I did it, but I could either buy a self employed stamp every week at the post office or do it monthly by standing order. I chose the latter.Originally posted by peedoff View PostIf I was to look at buying a van, starting up as an odd job man, what advice could anyone give me to get started? I'm aware of the rules regarding registering with the HMRC with regard to being self employed etc, that all seems simple enough and I already have an accountant that I use, I just need to know whether to have a separate bank account, keeping records, cheques, cash, invoices to customers, cost rates, do I own and run the van in my name, insurance etc?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Actually. I'm definitely on to something here.
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Why be a burden on your family when it comes to funeral costs when you die? Why not sign up to http://www.sellyourbody.com/ and leave them a little nest egg for after you've gone.Last edited by MarillionFan; 30 October 2011, 19:53.
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According to thisOriginally posted by Cliphead View PostAnd they come pre-pickled in alcohol, more money saved.
How much gold is found in the human body?
The human body contains 0.2mg of Gold in a 70kg body. Obviously for the likes of someone like Suity, we're talking 0.6mg.
How many obese doley scum do I need to knock off and melt before I have a Kilo?
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Nor window cleaners.Originally posted by Cliphead View PostLast time I needed a lock changed in a hurry (because of a break in), I was charged £136. So there's some pin money
Can't get a roof tiler, house painters, gardeners, electric gate fixers or similar cos they're all too busy...
Add ladder, sponge and bucket etc and box of tools to van.
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And they come pre-pickled in alcohol, more money saved.Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostI've just registered a new website www.cashforkidneys.com
Basically, I buy internal bodyparts from people who wish to donate for cash and I sell them to foreign workers who have the money and need an operation. Most of my customers will be doley scum who will get £50 a body part. This in turn means that the new immigrant workers can carry on working and paying tax, while the doley scum can then claim sickness and incapactiy benefits safe in the knowledge they have a real incapacity. I will of course be quids in.
Sorted.
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I've just registered a new website www.cashforkidneys.comOriginally posted by Cliphead View PostFckers here don't want to work end of.
Basically, I buy internal bodyparts from people who wish to donate for cash and I sell them to foreign workers who have the money and need an operation. Most of my customers will be doley scum who will get £50 a body part. This in turn means that the new immigrant workers can carry on working and paying tax, while the doley scum can then claim sickness and incapactiy benefits safe in the knowledge they have a real incapacity. I will of course be quids in.
Sorted.
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Fckers here don't want to work end of.Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostHave you noticed over the last few years how carparks are now full of people to wash your car. I don't think I've ever seen an British person doing that job. They're always foreign. Mostly Polish.
The British have lost their work ethic.
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Have you noticed over the last few years how carparks are now full of people to wash your car. I don't think I've ever seen an British person doing that job. They're always foreign. Mostly Polish.Originally posted by Cliphead View PostHad the house redecorated earlier in the year. Only people who responded to calls and turned up were two Polish guys. Three days to do the whole house, day one was spent preparing and masking the other two days painting.
Outstanding job and cost what I was quoted just for materials by local guys (probably on the dole and chancing it).
I would recommend these guys without a doubt.
The British have lost their work ethic.
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Had the house redecorated earlier in the year. Only people who responded to calls and turned up were two Polish guys. Three days to do the whole house, day one was spent preparing and masking the other two days painting.Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostRing ring.
Hello Dodgyesk Agentski here? You want Polish worker? How Many?
Outstanding job and cost what I was quoted just for materials by local guys (probably on the dole and chancing it).
I would recommend these guys without a doubt.
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Ring ring.Originally posted by Cliphead View PostHey Dodgy, get some tradesmen on your books who can actually do the job (with references of course), UK wide - what an opportunity!
Hello Dodgyesk Agentski here? You want Polish worker? How Many?
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