Pillar 1 and 2 and case specimen date of 9/11
How do you mean'not fully paying in' ?
I was wrong on it, I'd looked at the wrong data.
Something is awry, there number of tests taken on 9th Nov was 228k , so no more than 114k people yet 27k positive. Terrible. Even with lockdown well on the way towards 1k deaths a day by the end of the month.
Yes I expected VAT would take a hit .because you are not paying VAT in and supporting smaller city centre businesses.
Eh? The VAT is just collected on goods and services purchased elsewhere. I work from home and spend no less than I did commuting, I just spend it on other things.because you are not paying VAT in and supporting smaller city centre businesses.
This isn't exactly inspiring confidence
Me, the wife & kids went to do our civic duty and got a walk-up test last night.....I was a little hesitant as a +ve test would properly scupper my business & income.....but for the greater good and all that....
3 of our 4 results (all negative) were back within 1/2 hr.....still waiting on my youngest's result so not sure whats happened there....bit of a tech glitch I expect.
So far Liverpool have now done about 90K tests as part of the mass testing pilot.....454 positives to date.
it's a bit ironic. For years Govts, tech etc have been saying the future was more working from home - tech improvements, 5G broadband, better quality of family life, less pressure on transport networks etc. Now it's here they don't like it.A WFH tax is completely unworkable.
And we want people working from home, why would we discourage it? Less waste, less CO2. I’d rather tax those companies having an office for no good reason TBH.
Just tax Amazon already. We know that’s where the money went
We're now under curfew 8pm until 5 am unless you have an employers certificate saying you're working or a medical situation. Everything bar pharmacies have to close by 7. Secondary schools upwards closed again - back to online.
Death rate has been higher than UK per 100.000 people.
Is it a bank holiday today? Seems rammed everywhere.
Everyone ‘working from home’
First time I've been glad I skimmed through this thread. Just done this, cheers.I've just claimed tax relief online, easy to do tbf.
Is tax relief, tax rebate? I've been at home Since the start working and only been on 80% wage for full time work, so if I'm able to claim tax back might actually make up. The money I lost from being paid less.First time I've been glad I skimmed through this thread. Just done this, cheers.
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Tax relief. Its not much mate but it'll cover your monthly phone bill or something.Is tax relief, tax rebate? I've been at home Since the start working and only been on 80% wage for full time work, so if I'm able to claim tax back might actually make up. The money I lost from being paid less.
Ah, worth the time or just leave it?Tax relief. Its not much mate but it'll cover your monthly phone bill or something.
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Takes 5 mins, so worth it i would say.Ah, worth the time or just leave it?
because you are not paying VAT in and supporting smaller city centre businesses.
Ah, worth the time or just leave it?
If you've been working from home why are you only being paid 80% payIs tax relief, tax rebate? I've been at home Since the start working and only been on 80% wage for full time work, so if I'm able to claim tax back might actually make up. The money I lost from being paid less.
Idk, got a email back in March about it, was either that or to be let go, I know which one I'm choosing + there's an actual article in the paper about it was suppose to Rise to 90% this month but with furlough being extended I doubt it.If you've been working from home why are you only being paid 80% pay
Yep. That's why sales were basically nationalisedAre smoking rates higher there? I assume so
You would know better than I, but that sounds harder to administer, and less fair to pupils, than sending everybody home for a lockdown.Our school have put 40% of the school population out on a 2 week ‘firebreak’ on the advice of PHE, because we have had a cluster of cases (11 confirmed positive so far with more waiting for results) across 2 years group that can be directly traced to one another.
We have 565 kids out of school because of coronavirus currently.
The responses seem to have been watered down from the heavily publicised reactions bandied about during the summer .They sent years 5&6 home from my wife's school the other day as one of the kids in 6 tested positive, year 5 were back the next day, the council advised sending home only those children who had been within 2 meters of the infected child, the way this is being handled and the pressure being put on teachers to minimise the numbers off school doesn't fill me with confidence that my wife isn't being placed in unnecessary risk.
There is certainly an unfairness to it all no doubt. The whole of Year 11 have been placed out until the 27th November - but nearly all of them have already been out for self isolating since mid October. That’s the year group that has the biggest cluster of cases and they all link together.You would know better than I, but that sounds harder to administer, and less fair to pupils, than sending everybody home for a lockdown.
There is certainly an unfairness to it all no doubt. The whole of Year 11 have been placed out until the 27th November - but nearly all of them have already been out for self isolating since mid October. That’s the year group that has the biggest cluster of cases and they all link together.
It’s now time to stop pretending that exams can be delivered to them next summer in the normal way.
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