Please don't think. It confuses you.
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18 years ago
So you do all this sort of work for free? I don't believe you.
BTW, if you did, it certainly puts paid to your claims of being a pro.
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Tea and biscuits surely wouldn't be subject to VAT and have to be run through the books...would they?
Reward should probably be replaced by financial gain.
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< snip senile ramblings>.
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The regs make a special case of working for an employer or as a self employed person, which leaves (by omission) working on a non commercial basis as outside the bounds of the regs (from the point of view of registration). So I guess it comes down to whether you consider working for no commercial gain for someone else as covered.
Indeed - and in most cases I would suggest that is the more serious issue.
Yup, well it seems to me that he never actually does anything ;-)
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Which brings us to a horrifying concept - IMM could in fact be CORGI registered. If so we should be lobbying the ODPM to have CORGI shut down straight away :-)
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Isn't this the same as soliciting for a living?
Regards Capitol
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18 years ago
He doe call people pet.
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A doe can be a nice pet, pet.
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This inverted man is at it again!
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You seem to have changed the meaning of the post of yours I was quoting.
I've corrected it for posterity.
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< snip senile ramblings. Probably froth over his sweater as well >