Chit Chat
Self-Employed where do they get the balls
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if your employed through your own company summising ltd company,ir 35 your not entitled under this scheme, lots will lose out there
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Another myth, people still think we all see a lot of cash, less than 10% of turnover in my case. Now how much of that 10% could I hide without em finding it odd, and why the feck would I take the risk?
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But steve says all 5 million vile individuals are all the same.
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confidence and liquidity
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You do find that certain ethnicity end up in cash businesses, can't understand why
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Romanian builders considering their options right now
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You do, I can't speak for them.
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My mate has a relatively new business. He has sent his accounts for the past 2 tax years to HMRC.
1st year was a £21k loss and the 2nd year a £2k loss. He has profit for the tax year about to end but that year will not be taken into account. What he gunna get? |
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to quote peter jones that's not a business try something else
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Burt, from what I read on here we will be allowed to estimate this years profit, and differences will be rectified later. Hope he's earned near the upper limit this year or he won't be getting much to live on.
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A business lesson, really, seems to me he's probably doing a good job..
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It's a good time to be very rich
Stock up the yacht with goodies and drift around the world for a year or two |
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Or just never leave the island
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i feel more sorry for us BF gamblers
I've got no income now for the foreseeable future  |
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It's another major transfer of wealth.
That's what the 2008 jobbie was. Might take time for the penny to drop though. |
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You should be our union leader, Saddo. I fear you may get more sense out Mart, than one or two on here though! Keep up the sterling work.
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thats not good juce...perhaps collude at poker
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nah I've never played poker and I can imagine this would be the worst time to start!
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will the govt ever go after the crooks in the UK tax havens??
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Juce, it's a good time now to strategise, will be a big dip and folk will have no cash reserves, no credit rating, opportunity will a plenty
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i gave up poker about 12 yrs ago, it's a dogs life, i wouldn't advise it as a lifestyle
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Thank you kenbo, I have no time for uneducated bigotry against a largely decent bunch of people.
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The self employed take the risks, during the 2008 recession I spoke with a surveyor valuing empty properties being remortgaged by Northern Rock collapse, he told me 90 % of them were self employed,mostly young lads plumbing,plastering,leccies,etc who had taken the plunge. When the jobs dried up they were left high and dry while the public sector and big corporations were able to keep staff on,albeit with fewer hours or no bonuses. They deserve some respect instead of malice.
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You can’t lump all the self-employed in to a single basket, many variations.
As for taking risks treetop, you are correct, but risk tends to go hand in hand with reward. For example, many technicians have historically chosen to go dayrating in the oil and gas industry during the boom times. Coined it in, and good luck to them. But they can’t seriously imagine that will not be the first casualties once a slump kicks in. That’s the gamble. This situation, of course, is incredibly unique. And we have many self-employed who are really employees, just without the protection that such a status provides. There is a price to pay when society stands by and watches employers turn and turn the screw on the working man. Gig economy my @rse. |
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so basically the majority on this forum hate the idea of entrepreneurs, go it alone types, and successful people
I note this is coming mainly from people who hide in offices and count beans can't have them being scorched by the brilliant rays of go getters by stepping outside many others live outside of the uk or are not even british so it isn't surprising they want to have a wack at us chuck in the jealousy and we have the complete whinging anti uk forumite |
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jucel6926
i feel more sorry for us BF gamblers I've got no income now for the foreseeable future ________________ gambling my only income too at the moment jucel and has been for years ...weird as we must be the only people not in one of their 2 groups ...feels strange ....so are we self employed ? of independant means ? .... i wish i could file tax returns just so i can register on their system but we can't . i don't claim anything , pay council tax, but earn well below the tax threshold ...i can't claim UC anyway ...strange old situation oh well . |
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maybe we're just no-bodies
...tried going self employed as a sole trader a couple of times before but found it IMPOSSIBLE to make money on the open market . Tried all things . In truth i don't know how to make money ,i would be living under a bridge without gambling ...even when i once applied for minimum wage jobs i had no success  I tried apple picking but only made about £2 an hour ..it cost me more in petrol to get there |
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This thread is pretty tame compared to twitter
It's a massive PAYE v Self Employed war on there!! |
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saddo
But steve says all 5 million vile individuals are all the same. How many of those 5 million do you think pay their full 100%? Most if not all seem content scheming not to pay the full 100% that is owed. They're more than content to cheat the health service, pensioners and schools. |
