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Started by Tony_H in Ski Chatter - 232 Replies

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Bedrock barney
reply to 'Meeting new people in chalets'
posted Mar-2012

Iceman wrote:That is another point, do self employed peeps such as Ally, Wickers, Tony & others kno exactly how much they 'earn'?


I'm self employed (in a husband and wife business partnership) and I do know what i earn. It does require a spreadsheet or two being constantly updated, one logging expenses and one logging fee invoicing and predicted fees.

We're VAT registered though and I do have to keep reminding myself that the VAT is not ours to keep........

After 7 years, I've still not got used to twice yearly tax bills. So much easier when it's taken at source.
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Edited 1 time. Last update at 22-Mar-2012

Iceman
reply to 'Meeting new people in chalets'
posted Mar-2012

OldAndy wrote:But self-employmentdome and small company ownership is a very different mindset to a classically employed position.

No idea which is best, easiest, etc etc etc

Just different I suppose.


Didnt know you were "one of them" ;)

What do you do?
The Northern Monkey. Jan'23 Les Arcs

OldAndy
reply to 'Meeting new people in chalets'
posted Mar-2012

As little as possible .....
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Iceman
reply to 'Meeting new people in chalets'
posted Mar-2012

OldAndy wrote:As little as possible .....


Snow dance teacher ;)
The Northern Monkey. Jan'23 Les Arcs

AllyG
reply to 'Meeting new people in chalets'
posted Mar-2012

Are we doing chalet practice now?

Do you think it would be okay to ask about how many children the other dinner guests have, and where they live etc.?

This thread is making me a bit nervous, in case I ever end up in a chalet and I put my foot in it and say something awful and then have to sit next to the same person at dinner all week :lol:

Bedrock Barney - you sound very efficient :thumbup: - not like me at all

Edited 1 time. Last update at 22-Mar-2012

OldAndy
reply to 'Meeting new people in chalets'
posted Mar-2012

AllyG wrote:Are we doing chalet practice now?

Do you think it would be okay to ask about how many children the other dinner guests have, and where they live etc.?

This thread is making me a bit nervous, in case I ever end up in a chalet and I put my foot in it and say something awful and then have to sit next to the same person at dinner all week :lol:


that's usually called ones spouse, partner, lover ......

well in my experience anyway :mrgreen:
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Snapzzz
reply to 'Meeting new people in chalets'
posted Mar-2012

I have one Kid and one wife. Im english, white, employed and that makes me number one target for the tory toffs.

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Iceman
reply to 'Meeting new people in chalets'
posted Mar-2012

Snapzzz wrote:I have one Kid and one wife. Im english, white, employed and that makes me number one target for the tory toffs.



I have no kids, no wife. I'm English, white, have 2 homes, employed....

Makes me confused :roll:
The Northern Monkey. Jan'23 Les Arcs

Topic last updated on 22-April-2012 at 23:07