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that will only work if your last pay happened to be on the last day of the financial year. it will usually be a few $$$ out
 


wut?

what day it falls on bears no relavance

as long as its the last paycycle of that financial year
17 hours ago, HEKT1K said:

Did you get a redundancy payout? Details of these may not be on your final payslip

 

Yeah I got paid out and was all on my final payslip so I think it should be alright to use?

 

 

Thanks for the info Toby just wanted to check before rocking up with a payslip and they say go home. 

48 minutes ago, UNR33L said:

Yeah I got paid out and was all on my final payslip so I think it should be alright to use?

 

 

Thanks for the info Toby just wanted to check before rocking up with a payslip and they say go home. 

Just make sure your payouts are inputted correctly.

FYI

 

Annual leave payout - Lump sum A

Genuine redundancy tax free component - Lump Sum D

Taxable termination payment - ETP section 

 

8 minutes ago, UNR33L said:

Yeah this is where it gets confusing,  because I was there under 1 year i only got paid out one week, as normal pay and paid tax on it. 

This is where the cost of a Tax accountant that knows what they are doing outweighs the costs

 

FYI $300/h

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You now require a Working With Children card to be a CAMS official.
Which you have to acquire and pay yourself.
I didn't know car clubs and race tracks had child minding services?


Maybe they are introducing a racing class for under 7s.

I dont know what week we're up to, but 1-2 weeks before those 6 weeks lock down is up, get in board. Especially if under 3c. I plan on selling a lot of shares on hype. Hopefully before result.

I'm gonna strip my car to sell or trade in, Simon buy my wheels, brakes, suspension, xcal tuner, wing? :P 

It'll be a shame to rip it apart but none of them are moving on carsales.

 

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