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Sorry I havent been watching X factor or strictly but I defo think it will snow. They say when there are loads of berries on the bushes that it will be a hard winter and there is loads around here. Sadly they are not the sort that jumble jack could make use of.
There is a brilliant forum on the old style money saving section called preparing for winter
I often read it and they have some great ideas on winter proofing your house against the cold, stocking up etc.
thoroughly recommend reading it - maybe tonight instead of this thread!
Off to put kids to bed so will look in tomorrow
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newbie1980 wrote: »no your buying then selling at a LOSSWhen The Fun Stops Stop0
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I have broken no tax law. I spoken to them last week about it. As long as its not a business and im selling some products to recoop the extra money. call you local tax office as check.
So you are being honest and saying (figures estimated):
"I am spending very little as they are giving me a voucher each time so my expenditure is around £500 and got £9000 of stuff and have made a few thousand £ so far.... stored a lot but it is too much for me so hope to sell more and get about £5-6000 back giving a profit of £5000ish. Do I need to declare that for tax?"
And they said "No"?
Odd as that goes against what is stated on the HMRC website.If I had a pound for every pound I'd lost, I'd be confused0 -
Classy_Chick06 wrote: »
Oh I have never heard on Al Wilson before. Sounds a bit like an early Tom Jones.When I grow old, I dont want people thinking "what a sweet old lady" I want them to think
"oh carp what is she up to now!"0 -
No law in selling it but in theory you have to declare income and depending how much people are doing this would be income would it not ?
yes - you are meant to declare extra income. You can earn a hobby income for up to around £3000 a year but you are still supposed to declare it. Above that its taxable.I'm sorry, these vouchers are only exchangeable for abuse!0 -
Call_of_Trouty wrote: »Make it idiot proof and someone will make a better idiot.
Redundancy date 31/12/12
:jNew Job started 18/02/13 :j0 -
There is a brilliant forum on the old style money saving section called preparing for winter
I often read it and they have some great ideas on winter proofing your house against the cold, stocking up etc.
thoroughly recommend reading it - maybe tonight instead of this thread!
Off to put kids to bed so will look in tomorrow
Night night
night night dodoWhen I grow old, I dont want people thinking "what a sweet old lady" I want them to think
"oh carp what is she up to now!"0 -
Who is going to win the x factor?
Who will win Strictly dancing?
Will it snow this year?
Anyone feel like discussing these topics let me know
I say on x factor it will be one of the girls and on strictly it will be one of the young girls!
I have only seen bits & pieces of the XFactor auditions so far some of those people were incredibly scary :eek: Once I'm more familiar with them I will voice an opinion.
Speaking of former XFactor contestants there are strong rumours that the two that were at the Milan Fashion show today could be on a celeb v celeb show soon its one of two at the moment.
Big big hugs to Percy be a good boy & take your medicine0 -
That's what you'd think....but it doesn't It just goes crumbly !!
If it's smelly it's not working properly.;)
..... and I just love the slogan on the side of their wagons :rotfl:
I think crumbly (as in Flaky) works just as well for the contents.I'm sorry, these vouchers are only exchangeable for abuse!0 -
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=keO6yo253XY
Heres my two bobs worth. as there have been a few headbangers around, (if against a brick wall)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vMTIgKTaYak for comparison.0
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