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Advice for newly V.A.T registered company
Burgess replied to Treeman123's topic in Business Management
I think you can backdate as much as 4 years as long as you prove you're still using the equipment. Might be wrong though. -
Tell em that he's overloading his transit and that VOSA might find out somehow
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Ever time I've noticed it, it has come from the Arb talk App. It's displaying the images both as a hotlinked file and as an attachment.
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1000 Companies to Inspire Britain
Burgess replied to Alex - Ground Control Ltd's topic in General chat
Followed a Ground Control Van for a few miles today, Transit towing a TW, a nice steady load of chip in the back, I'm sure it was overloaded -
Does that say Arb Talk member Maximalist in Russian? Or at least with the cyrillic alphabet.
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As long as you're pricing by the job and not on a day rate, if your guys get a days work into 3/4 of a day and the client is happy, they've earned a full days wage as far as im concerned.
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You can do your own SEO but of course it won't be as good as getting someone to do it for you. https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/35291?hl=en
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It's built in the same factory as the Merc Sprinter to my knowledge. And they're solid vans.
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Animals eating it aint so bad. Once a flock of sheep chowed down on the piles we were going to burn the next day, ended up getting out their twice as fast as expected.
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Only place around here is a recycling site. £18 to get through the gate with my Vauxhall Combo, £35 with a trannie. Cram that git as full as it can be, but is only 3 tonne bags and a few smaller bags. Only problem is the guys in the office are a bit simple and I've had to sign up 6 separate times because they forgetting to put me on the system.
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log nets, kindling nets, log bags, kindling bags, polypropylene nets, net bags, firewood nets, vegetable nets 100 25kg nets for £35 inc p&p. But that is only from internet research so i don't know how good the nets actually are.
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Chrome books are pretty cheap and cheerful. My mum's not broken down yet and she does use it at least once a day for the past year, but only for light internet browsing. Couldn't do anything else with it really but it doesn't claim to be able to.
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Sometimes I think people are so concerned about being ripped off they only want a price that a cowboy would do it for.
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I used it for a bit, had a job about 2 hours of strimming grass that hadn't been cut for months in a big house with huge electric gates and loads of other work. Thought great I can get in here nice bit of regular work and they're bound to know people who want work doing as well. I put in £35. They said it only deserved £10 because their grandson used to cut their grass (before it got way out of hand) for £10. Numpties with no idea how much service costs. I did offer to come back and sort it out if they manage to find someone who would do it for £10 though.
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I can't say I think that 'so aggresively (which is spelt wrong, not great for an advert) effective it should be illegal' is the sort of thing you want to boast about. 'my product should be illegal' is essentially what it's claiming.
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Did you tell her that 11 inch will probably fit unless you've got the worlds smallest burner?
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The BBC interview with Rossi was quite good about that. Rossi said he felt he needed a change and that Jerry didn't want to leave Rossi but understood why he'd did it.
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If anyone says that the image is too big for the email, get them to host it on imgur.com and then post the links in the email. If they don't come back or come back with an awful excuse then you've got a decent idea if they're dodgy or not
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I had a passing thought at Rossi to Suzuki in 2015 if he doesn't get anywhere next year. Crutchlow to disappear down the order with Ducati. Pedresoa still not to win the title. I don't think Mark will run away with it though next year, after all he only really got such a lead this year because of Lorenzo's injuries.
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Hi, Seth here. Last month started up my own business for the moment doing grass/hedge trimming in order to build up a bit of cash, with the view of climbing within a year or so. Know a guy who is interested and was a groundie for 2 years whilst I was in 6th form. Hoping to make a go of it. My dad has been a tree surgeon for 25 years (still climbing at 49) and have been his groundsman for the past 4 years (only a weekend jobs) so I have a decent understanding but am still aware there is a mountain of knowledge to attain still. Advice much appreciated
