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Rental income of £4,800 - tax free?
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I know you're judgemental based on the evidence in front of me: a judgemental post which instantly shows that you are being judgemental.
However you defend it, you still have nowhere near the amount of information required to tell someone they have to get a job.
Your own income could easily be higher, should I therefore suggest that you take out an evening and weekend job? It's none of our concern what their joint salary is, and money isn't everything. If they have enough they have enough.
The point is that this post was about "Should my friend declare x income to HMRC" - it had nothing to do with his employment or relationship. Defending it as "I can say what I like" is just silly: they asked a question, you started judging their life for no apparent reason.
No I answered the question and provided my opinion. If you don't like it, that's unfortunate. Perhaps you need to get used to the fact your your morals are not the morals of others.
That your opinion, is not my opinion, and we are unlikely to agree.
At which point i think we should draw this particular discourse to a close
Good day sir/madam0 -
But I didn't ask for anyone's opinion on whether he should work or not.At which point i think we should draw this particular discourse to a close
This I agree with, as there's now more posts about your throwaway "tongue in cheek" comment than the actual issue.Good day sir/madam
And to you.0
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