we need to press on with the developement of green tech.

so whats your next step going to be.

If china go in north Korea will

I opted to ask for 90% back and got it.

I opted to ask for 90% back and got it.

I did this a few years ago, if you say you will accept a lower amount than what's owed they will be more likely to give you a refund. Since then though I have always lived within my means and never go overdrawn, five years and counting.

I did this a few years ago, if you say you will accept a lower amount than what's owed they will be more likely to give you a refund. Since then though I have always lived within my means and never go overdrawn, five years and counting.

Hi, my question is this, if you have your income at next to nothing at the moment but at a whim you can prove an income of £20k why are you living on an income of nothing? I understand your saying that this is to reduce morgage debt, but surly then you do have an income and not nothing. I don't want to point fingers or make accusations but are you claiming benefits and is this why your income is nothing? If this is correct and from reading what you put I feel confident this is the case why are you abusing the system?

Do you see my problem? The border agency and tax man are going to ask the same questions. You claim to have no to little income and yet can also claim to have an income of £20k.

Lol, no it won't but your going to be chased be debt collectors once they get wind of you being back in the country.

Sounds harsh to take that off you, how has this ended?

Was this resolved ?

What are the likely impacts of this?

How's the biz going did you get started?

Any resolution with this?

I am posting this on behalf of someone else:

 

A person I know used to be employed as a support worker by AgeUK but about 10 months ago left. During this time, she never earnt enough to pay tax (I think £400 pcm is the highest she ever recieved). She would have been on the PAYE system then.

 

Since she left, she has been working privately doing a similar job for her own clients (3 or 4 of them) and earning about £250 pcm. These clients tend to pay these funds by standing order into her personal bank account or by cheque. She keeps a record of all transactions relating to this work. This is her only income.

 

Question is: Should she be filling out tax returns on an annual basis and notifying HMRC of her earnings or does she not need to due to being well below the threshold?

 

Thanks

Yes she should, even if she makes less than the tax bracket she still needs to submit to the tax man and needs to apply for a utr which she should have done within the first three months.

I was told I was exempt from ni and filled out the relevant forms, yet every year they still chase me for it!

Just a question, but how did you support yourself whilst on holiday and how long did you go for?

I am about to go self employed this weeks after 18mths unemployed.

 

My advisor at the job centre was great referred me to shaw trust who help you get your business going and you also get a free grant of £500 which helps with materials.

That'sounds great, got any more details about them please?

So employed or not or through a cis all confusing no doubt

Some good advice on here, gonna look at some of these for my own project.

If she works from home it's looking more like a self employed job than employed, hmrc have a good guide, it helped me.

Any resolutions yet?

And another thing, why are they allowed to advertise the price in points of a penny, if I only pun in two litres I won't be paying £2.589 pence will I?

Do you think they faked the plan to increase the duty just to lower it and make themselves look better.

Have you had the battery checked, the alternator or the starter motor?