@OpenAI My API account (and everything else) has been completely deactivated for apparent policy breach. Last week I went over-budget but reconciled within 24 hours (the usage system is slow to catch-up so I didn't even realise) that's all I can think of. Help - I'm a solo dev..
@UKPowerNetworks I keep getting voicemails from you not relevant to me. I tried to unsubscribe my number on your website but it wasn't recognised. What to do? It's infuriating
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@StarbucksUK worst pumpkin spiced frappe ever… £7.60 only to get on my train and find it’s too watery and has way too much syrup. Not the usual experience at Starbucks Waterloo, London
@StarbucksUK worst pumpkin spiced frappe ever… £7.60 only to get on my train and find it’s too watery and has way too much syrup. Not the usual experience at Starbucks Waterloo, London
@SW_Help due to the tube strike in London I will be late for an SWR service I hold an advance ticket for. Is there any concession or leeway in the circumstances to travel on a later service?
@LNER I bought a season ticket starting tomorroe on LNER website and selected to add it to my LNER smartcard. Purchase has gone through, but I cannot load the smartcard using the National Rail Smartcard app. What to do?
@HMRCcustomers I guess I can submit a revised "estimated taxable income" via HMRC Online and hopefully achieve recovery of only the appropriate amount through a revised tax code. It is quite confusing.
@HMRCcustomers I had a 2nd job for 1m so earned unforecast income that will be taxed incorrectly via PAYE with that employer. I expect a coding notice but want to rectify the underpayment with a one off payment to HMRC. How can this be done? I’d like my tax code to stay the same
@HMRCcustomers OK. What tends to happen is that HMRC take my recent payslips and extrapolate them to the rest of the financial year, so creating an expected enormous underpayment, and then my tax code changes disproportionately to rectify that incorrectly assumed underpayment.
@HMRCcustomers Hi Steve - I will be over the threshold for additional rate 45% tax with and without this income. I just want to pay the extra tax to return my tax code to 0T
@HMRCcustomers Hi Martin. This is happening this month and the tax code used by the temporary 2nd employer is BR/0. My marginal tax rate is 45% so there will be an underpayment which I’d like to rectify right away. Thanks
Hi Martin. This is happening this month and the tax code used by the temporary 2nd employer is BR/0. My marginal tax rate is 45% so there will be an underpayment which I’d like to rectify right away. Thanks