Its not free money you know - future taxpayers will have to pay for the current bailouts for many generations to come so it is incumbent on all of us to limit what is spent from the public purse now. Can you not dip into your own savings?
Its not free money you know - future taxpayers will have to pay for the current bailouts for many generations to come so it is incumbent on all of us to limit what is spent from the public purse now. Can you not dip into your own savings?
and there is the problem. If Peter ends up paying the same in tax as Paul for the next ten years then why should Peter dip into his own savings if Paul isn't doing so?Its not free money you know - future taxpayers will have to pay for the current bailouts for many generations to come so it is incumbent on all of us to limit what is spent from the public purse now. Can you not dip into your own savings?
Because Peter sought the many, many advantages of being self employed - with all the opportunities for wealth and life enhancing autonomy - but with that comes a risk profile. Not every story needs a gold plated taxpayer funded bailout. It is okay if some small businesses to fail.and there is the problem. If Peter ends up paying the same in tax as Paul for the next ten years then why should Peter dip into his own savings if Paul isn't doing so?
Because Peter sought the many, many advantages of being self employed
Because Peter sought the many, many advantages of being self employed - with all the opportunities for wealth and life enhancing autonomy - but with that comes a risk profile. Not every story needs a gold plated taxpayer funded bailout. It is okay if some small businesses to fail.
What if they are one of your tenants? What would you do?Because Peter sought the many, many advantages of being self employed - with all the opportunities for wealth and life enhancing autonomy - but with that comes a risk profile. Not every story needs a gold plated taxpayer funded bailout. It is okay if some small businesses to fail.
Because Peter sought the many, many advantages of being self employed - with all the opportunities for wealth and life enhancing autonomy - but with that comes a risk profile. Not every story needs a gold plated taxpayer funded bailout. It is okay if some small businesses to fail.
I presume you've just said that to get a reaction? If not, here's the advantages of being self employed:Because Peter sought the many, many advantages of being self employed - with all the opportunities for wealth and life enhancing autonomy - but with that comes a risk profile. Not every story needs a gold plated taxpayer funded bailout. It is okay if some small businesses to fail.
I hear you - I paid all mine up front this year! On the plus side, like me, you shoot with A9'sI paid for my public liability/indemnity camera insurance just last week, £500 - i'll be ringing in the morning to cancel.
Won't need it if I'm not working!
It's never the money or we wouldn't do it. We'd have the stability of a paid job. I've just had another cancellation today
certainly wasn't money heh
I left an employed job of £47,000 a year - self employment hasn't been that much in it's first 2 years
I’m waiting for my accountant to contact me. That’s what I pay them a one’er for every month.