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Eh?
failing to understand the rules... again.
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But perfectly legal to avoid paying tax.
And you detest AR because she had no tax to pay on her house sale.
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What code was broken?
Starmer will not be investigated over undeclared £5,000 donation for wife’s dresses
Downing Street has said that Parliament’s standards watchdog will not investigate whether Sir Keir Starmer broke rules by not declaring clothes gifted to his wife by Labour donor Lord Waheed Alli
www.independent.co.uk
Motorbiking is on one of his crusades again slinging mud anywhere and everywhere, hoping some of it will stick.
Did you know it’s not?
Mine is monthly as is many others. For some reason my wife's is paid weekly, You need to consider which the £1000 relates to.
Mines paid 4 weekly which apparently is the standard method nowdays. I get 13 payments per year. My private pension is always monthly.
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Same here
I sometimes get 2 in one month based on bank statements. Usually this one. I retired early and it more or less came along automatically at state age.
My wife' did stay on until state age. For some reason her's goes in weekly.
That’s 4 weekly then, surely, unless your payments vary. Do they vary or are they always the same amount? I get mine every 4th Thursday and I’ve had two in one month. The actual day of the week that you are paid depends on your National insurance number.
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No variation that I would notice. I just look at my bank statement that comes ~ early each month.
I still get paper ones. The date of those varies by a few days. The bank mentioned I may get one of their months without one when I changed my type of account. TBH I am more interested in the total balance or any odd payments. I had a card copied once.
As far as I’m aware, if you were paid monthly, it would be in arrears and would vary because of the different number of days in the month. Do your payments tally with the above chart?No variation that I would notice. I just look at my bank statement that comes ~ early each month.
I'd need o look at a lot of bank statements so pass. I just see it is there and don't take much notice of anything else.
You think Gove was a lefty?
You are mad.
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Actually, just two last two numbers of your NI and the last two dates/days you were paid will confirm it but whatever…
