@Jbrilley90@TheAdrianDurham@talkSPORT Don't think you need to. How can a defender inside the width of the post head a ball against the other side of the side netting? That should have gone through the refs mind at some point, surely.
@LawnFires_@RichardJMurphy It is a common misconception that NI relates directly to pensions, it doesn't, it all goes into one pot. Paying NI gives you a stamp on your record to qualify for it. As I general rule I think the state should support those who need it, not just because you've paid for it.
@LawnFires_@RichardJMurphy It's a very fair point and I'm not near retirement age so my view point may well be irrelevant, I just think if I was in the position where I could afford without it I would be happy not to have it.
@uglygame Or here's another take "we hear you, and as such we will be reducing the prices for non-disabled parking to align and freezing your pricing as we appreciate all our fans support. We make hardly any money from parking compared to what we spend so it doesn't matter what we charge"
@bentossell If the information is publicly available I wouldn't have an issue. If it isn't I'd be ensuring that I have the correct version of chat GPT and it isn't using my data as training.
@DanNeidle I mean, this legislation should stop this in its tracks https://t.co/wlYxIrRMic
But we all know there is a difference between legislation and it being policed by HMRC.
@christoph_21 @rockawayy One I've always wondered is whether anyone was ever brave enough to try and argue a revaluation model on the players value rather than amortisation of contract. Suppose it is too wide open for manipulation and would struggle to argue it complies with accounting standards
@uglygame There's only one winner here, they've sold £32,908.89 of tickets and will give out a cash equivalent of £17,500. Not a bad return for not doing anything at all.
@RosemontEmily@DanNeidle Liability sits with the school, so if they offered a prepayment of £100k for a specific term, then the school will have a decision to make. Charge an extra 20% to cover fees, or lose 17% of their margin and keep the price the same (inclusive of VAT).
@DpoidMonopod@implausibleblog Wait until you hear about the Lower Earnings Limit and the Primary (and Secondary) Threshold difference. LEL is lower but you get credit on your record. One of the reasons low salary high dividends work for business owners.