@hewantswealth There are different allowances for cash ISAs and S&S ISAs, people have been circumventing these changes by storing cash in a S&S ISA. These new rules are to penalise people who are abusing circumventing the limits. If you use S&S ISA properly there is no tax.
@Kit_Yates_Maths Check if your employer will cover it. It’s not considered a BIK, and selfishly it might be in the company’s interest too. My company will pay for the jab if you want it.
@another07047584@GoodwinMJ Technically the tax rate is 40% between 100K and 125K - however you also loose you personal tax free allowance on a sliding scale from 100-125K which is why the effective tax rate jumps to 60% during that range. Still don’t like it.
@CollinRugg You know this is Julius Malema speaking right? The leather of the EFF, which is not the ruling party of South Africa. He used to be the president of the ANC youth league until he was expelled. So the government has actively distanced themselves form his views.
@dshensmith@btrembly Sharing contacts should be a lot harder than it is, I hardly ever share contacts, it’s not my data to share and I hate that anyone with my number in their contacts can share that with any app at will.
@Dexerto Surely every company who had the means to mass import their goods before the tariffs kicked in would be doing just that? It’s a terrible business decision to not do it if you can. They have an obligation to their share holders to maximize returns.
@TONYxTWO So one big circle jerk within the US? How will you grow if you’re all just isolated and passing money around between yourselves? Because those outside the US aren’t going to want to send you any money either.
@joeroganhq The article you linked literally a suggests there isn’t a link “Zooming out, however, reveals there is likely no connection between the flamboyant commercial and the stock market drop.”
Did you read it?
@George_D_water@jsherman376@WallStreetMav Not every price, children’s clothes are tax except and certain food items are taxed at a different rate - but certainly all the good stuff is taxed.
@AndrewLeeWard@implausibleblog NI bill reduces their tax liability. They had pretax profits of £277m last year, the £140m will come off pre tax profits. They’d still be in profit, but not by a comfortable margin so I still don’t blame them for putting their prices up.
@shawzac@Fortnums You’re being too kind.
This isn’t an admin error.
Two after parties on different days makes no sense. One sounds like an after party and the other an after thought.
@andrewglynch@DomSeaward You want to be looking at the pretax figure, which is 277M. But the increased costs will still eat into a lot of their profit, their margins are so low. This will impact jobs/wages for sure.