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I'm a permy, I have standardsOriginally posted by Old Hack View PostWow.
Well I reckon they'd be a queue forming if she said ok, all IT contractors this way...
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Wow.
Well I reckon they'd be a queue forming if she said ok, all IT contractors this way...
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No mate, not even with yours.Originally posted by Old Hack View Post
Well, you would, wouldn't you...
She looks like a drug dealing skank.
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Whatever turns you on, Son. Your Mother still loves you but I think you're an abomination!Originally posted by SimonMac View Post
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hmm, so if I buy a thong and some pastie's I'm a business. MF get out of IR35!Quashie had a degree of financial risk in that she provided her own equipment (presumably stagewear) and sometimes incurred a loss.
She declared a profit in the year to April 2008 of £9,825 whereas this should have been £49,274 plus further earnings of £7,020.HMRC are going to love her!In addition the Judge also found that Ms Quashie was asserting losses based upon net weekly pay of £2,200, roughly equating to £140,000 gross per annum.
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