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Brings all the boys to the yard. :clap2:

LIngfield 3:50 - Mad Carew

Dropped down to 12th now. No points at all from three games. :dunce: The Superleague is down to just 27 players now!

Right then ANDY. Will you tell them, or shall I?

27 :blush:

It's out of my hands. :jester:

We did over 200 returns over the internet this year and it's much simpler IMHO. You get an immediate tax calculation confirmed and if you are due a refund, the cheque is automatically issued, without waiting weeks/months for some pencil pusher to get off their arse and do it.

No, unfortunately not. If you share the income, the exemption will be £2125 for each of you. If your share of the income exceeds £2125 (which in your example it does) then you have two options: 1) Paying tax on the amount by which your share of the gross rent exceeds £2125, or 2)...

Which should I do? On one hand you have the cheapness factor, on the other hand you have the not far to go to get home factor.

It was Dwayne being a :tosser: See Brightonfans for the original.

:yawn: Dwayne

Giblet (with a lot of hair):

Don't know why everyone is talking about going to the Millwall v Cardiff game. The reason that we have a free Saturday is because Tranmere are playing MILLWALL in the FA Cup. :dunce:

Not a chance.

Southwell 2:10 - Blakeshall Quest

So you knew there was a virus and yet you still posted the link to it on here. That's f***ing marvellous isn't it. TWAT :angry:

:clap2:

In order to hit the higher rate tax band, your earnings in a tax year need to exceed £35,115 (2003/04). Earnings include Gross Salary, P11D benefits, interest received, Dividends etc etc. Tinx - Are you just on PAYE, or do you have benefits / dividends etc?

Which applies to you, no 4? :lolol:

2002/03 returns were due in by 31st January. However, if you've only just been issued with a return, then you have two months to submit it. Have a look at the front of the return and it will tell you the issue date.