Turn £100.00 into £10.000.00+ by the end of 2010 official thread PART 2

moneymabel

Thanks Yummymummy Yep -I think I will play safe and do that anyway -cheers ;-) hope you get your rebate sorted soon :-)

nikki2804

moneymabel wrote: »

Anyone know if I need to inform the tax office that i'm not doing my part time job anymore? I was working part-time and self employed part time but have just given up my part time job..will they automatically know this or do I need to tell them?

Hi, you wont need to inform your Tax Office as your employer will send the P45 to them. I wouldn't want to even attempt to phone a tax office for the next week or two a the lines are totally mobbed due to the self assesment deadline.

If you are in receipt of tax credits then you will need to inform them (0845 300 3900)

HTH

YummyMummy20

moneymabel wrote: »

Thanks Yummymummy Yep -I think I will play safe and do that anyway -cheers ;-) hope you get your rebate sorted soon :-)

Thanks, so do I! I'm gutted nothings going to be on sale buy the time it's sorted, i'll have to wait til a Bank Holiday to properly furnish my soon-to-be flat, or flat-house as my son says. I don't want to pay full price!! :rotfl:

credit_crunch

tesco give you clubcard points for recycling old ink cartridges

i just googled tesco ink recycling but my cartridge dont seem to be acceptable!

thanks to those who have pm'd me about the hand made cards!

scrooge2008

credit_crunch wrote: »

good afternoon everyone!

just wondering if anyone makes cards? i need a few so if anyone is interested please pm me! (need valentines card, 25th wedding anniversary, mums birthday card & im sure i can think of a few more!)

also does anyone know if tesco accept all kinds of ink cartridges for clubcard points? i have got 2 from work for hp colour lasjert 2840 and wondering if i can make some money out of them!

right back to work for me!

http://www.tesco.com/greenerliving/greener_tesco/which_ink_cartridges_tesco_recycle.page?

List of cartridges that qualify for Tesco points , and explanation for YummyMummy in the link on the right hand side.

Edit: Beat me to it Credit Crunch.

moneymabel

nikki2804 wrote: »

Hi, you wont need to inform your Tax Office as your employer will send the P45 to them. I wouldn't want to even attempt to phone a tax office for the next week or two a the lines are totally mobbed due to the self assesment deadline.

If you are in receipt of tax credits then you will need to inform them (0845 300 3900)

HTH

Thanks Nikki-do you know if they'll send me a p45 as well? I would ask them but they are idiots so prob wont know anyway! (ex employers not the tax office btw!)
I dont get tax credits so thats ok

nikki2804

moneymabel wrote: »

Thanks Nikki-do you know if they'll send me a p45 as well? I would ask them but they are idiots so prob wont know anyway! (ex employers not the tax office btw!)
I dont get tax credits so thats ok

They should do, they are legally required too. It is normally sent out with your last paylip. If they don't send it then certainly chase it up, the tax office can't tell you any of the P45 details unfortunately.

Anyone still to do there self assessment form, I would do it before Sunday. The lines are busy just now, so wouldn't want anyone's return getting 'stuck'!!!

LittleMissHappy_2

Hello

Sold another book on Amazon today and all but one of my eBay things that ended on Sunday have been paid for. I have sent a polite reminder to the buyer using a eBay template and hopefully they have just forgotten - if they really don't want to pay it will be annoying, but not TOO annoyed as it was one of my less expensive things (£2), so if thats the only one that didn't pay at least it isn't much

It's nearly February!!!!!! Yay, people have more money!!!!! So more things to list on eBay I think!

Will be lurking.....;)

starstella

cally6008 wrote: »

had someone ask why why p+P so high - have told her that it's for 1st class recorded and that she is under no obligation to bid on my item if she doesnt like the costs :rolleyes:

might be having to fork out more money soon for podiatrist - i'm having real problem with my feet (oh gawd that subject again lol), anyone know how much they cost ? dont know if it my shoes, socks or what but they all sore, dry, cracked and not settling down with moisturizer on

Hi Cally I went recently to have my feet done.My big toes were feeling really sensitive and shoes were uncomfortable.Turned out all I needed was a good pedicure:rotfl:.It was £28 pounds and worth every penny.He told me I had a really good pair of feet.The only time any medical professional has said anything good about me in the past two years:rotfl:

cally6008

starstella - thanks i've got one price back of £23 and waiting to hear back from someone else