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Fortunately, in my job I'm expected to have expenses of up to two-thirds of my income - I just have to be imaginative in how I make that amount appear in my paperwork
Fortunately, in my job I'm expected to have expenses of up to two-thirds of my income - I just have to be imaginative in how I make that amount appear in my paperwork
Oh, I get it. Here the goverment assumes a percentage over your income and that's it. No more, no less. Unless your income is above a certain figure and then it's the same.
Fortunately, in my job I'm expected to have expenses of up to two-thirds of my income - I just have to be imaginative in how I make that amount appear in my paperwork
In the states that is called "creative" accounting!
my husband is self employed. Or mostly. (and mostly retired) we keep major expenses for his business, and we can divide the household expenses (like mortgage and electricity) based on the square footage of the house vs. the square footage of his home office.
Thanks I do hope we get to see the rest of the pics from that photoshoot - pretty sure they're going to be Awesome!
I've just watched Curtain (Hercule Poirot's last case), and despite having read the book so already knowing the ending, I found myself feeling very sad I've read all of Agatha Christie's Poirot books, of which there were many, and I kinda felt that I knew him well. The end was very fitting, and very cleverly thought out and constructed, and David Suchet did the character justice. Still, sad to know there will be no more televised Poirot stories.
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