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Government going have to do something before it costs more to be working than people earnDelivery drivers, uber drivers and the like as well.
Government going have to do something before it costs more to be working than people earnDelivery drivers, uber drivers and the like as well.
That won't happen.Government going have to do something before it costs more to be working than people earn
This is getting ridiculous (beerI was going to say how ridiculous spending 80 quid on a night is but just worked out my £30 in the late 80s was the same ,pub crawl ,frontier club Batley ,curry ,taxi
I guess that depends if you go to weatherspoons or the **** in cider for your tipple.. then again people that drink from home can obtain supermarket priced goods which cuts down the cost by quite a bit.
These rip off fuel prices must be seriously affecting community care workers now won't be surprised if they start to leave in droves
Exactly as VAT is about 35p a litre.A 5p cut isn't going to touch the surface really, as was seen with the last one. They need to do something drastic like totally removing vat.
Think it's time to pump the bike tyres back up. That said...
Problem is we need proper segregated cycle lanes in the towns and cities and decent shoulders on country roads for a modicum of safety. Down here in darkest Wiltshire many what could be regarded as quite busy secondary routes have no centre markings, barely wide enough for two cars to pass without bumping mirrors and high banks or bush growth right up to the edge, which is generally crumbling away too.
Yep. They also stopped the tax code they paid you about £70 that you could have claimed for past couple of years from WFH.
Around 90p of every litre of fuel is entirely in the governments control. Because it's tax, and then tax on top of the tax.Most of the costs are out of the governments control.
Around 90p of every litre of fuel is entirely in the governments control. Because it's tax, and then tax on top of the tax.
The WFH tax rebate is still available, it's just much stricter than the last couple of years. Essentially to claim it you MUST WFH rather than CHOOSE to WFH - i.e if you have an office that you can go to for 5 days a week but choose not to, or chose only to go in a couple of days then you can't claim. The rebate is also available if you have to WFH even on a part time basis - which should mean hybrid workers can claim. i.e my employer prohibits me from working in the office for the full 5 days a week, we're actually only allowed to use it twice a week.
What won't? The government doing anything useful?That won't happen.
These rip off fuel prices must be seriously affecting community care workers now won't be surprised if they start to leave in droves
That won't happen.
The WFH tax rebate is still available, it's just much stricter than the last couple of years. Essentially to claim it you MUST WFH rather than CHOOSE to WFH - i.e if you have an office that you can go to for 5 days a week but choose not to, or chose only to go in a couple of days then you can't claim. The rebate is also available if you have to WFH even on a part time basis - which should mean hybrid workers can claim. i.e my employer prohibits me from working in the office for the full 5 days a week, we're actually only allowed to use it twice a week.