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redofromstart

Greenbee he assures me they were lovely
Seaside they are easy enough if you follow the instructions, so we needed a step by step trial so he could work out what went wrong on his last attempt

I was down the m way today so did a quick detour to purchase more beef on the way back. I cooked a bit when I got in which is destined for sandwiches, cheaper and nicer than water filled cold meat from the co-op.

I've got yet another drippy cold, infuriating.

Did some more pensions research and I think I'm going to pay some of this 'profit' out of the business into my pension pot. The reduction to the well known bankrupt construction firm pot has really focussed my head on building some funds up again as the at home mum/part time years have meant little actual investment. Need to up my 'salary' too and actually pay myself proportionate to the hours I am doing. Can I sue myself for failing to pay minimum wage

Chrystal

' Can I sue myself for failing to pay minimum wage '

Yes and you have to give yourself compensation too!!

Seasidegal58

Chrystal wrote: »

' Can I sue myself for failing to pay minimum wage '

Yes and you have to give yourself compensation too!!

:rotfl:


Good idea to pay some of the profit into the pension pot!

Onebrokelady

Im vegi so wouldn't eat the beef but that rice sounds amazing,I'm definitely trying that recipe out

redofromstart

I'm going with the consensus and am going to back pay myself too, I have been working full time for nearly five months and have actually paid myself just enough to hit the national insurance stamp threshold so about £4 an hour. It's either going to be hit for income tax or corporation tax so I might as well just get it over and done with. It's a nice problem to have.

I also need to pick a pension provider and get the business contributing, it's probably the most tax efficient thing I can do even if I can't touch it for another ten years or so.

I cracked and ordered turkey etc from an online butchers. That means just the fresh bits to do, and worst case is I could get those from the village Co-op. Last present was ordered today and I actuallly sent the needs posting bits yesterday. Wrapping will commence at some point. Probably after midnight on Christmas Eve

OBL the oven baked rice is alright on its own actually, just add veg with the spice. I always use peas. The carrot biryani recipe would work well made the same way I think. I'd add the grated carrot and cashew nuts with the spices.

Seasidegal58

Good idea on getting the pension moving!:j
I've still got my wrapping to do - just managed to post the Christmas cards yesterday!

HairyHandofDartmoor

I always love the sound of your carrot biryani, but I know I'll always be too lazy to make it .

It's a good idea to get the money in the right places.

lonelyrat

Casually salivating at the food described on your thread again redo :rotfl:

It's not even daylight here yet and I'm thinking about dinner Good idea with the backpay!

Sounding very organised with all the Christmas bits (wrapping can definitely be done Christmas Eve ).

greenbee

I keep meaning to say thanks to you and Rosa Bernicia for the robot hoover conversation. I gave in, and it has revolutionised my life I can't get over the amount of dirt it picks up...

RosaBernicia

greenbee wrote: »

I keep meaning to say thanks to you and Rosa Bernicia for the robot hoover conversation. I gave in, and it has revolutionised my life I can't get over the amount of dirt it picks up...

Another convert then


It basically saves me from dust bunnies as here it picks up an astonishing amount of cat hair .


Rosa xx