Advice Please

[Tony]

Interestingly I rang the NTA only yesterday asking about a suitability test.she said it would take about a week to get one.she asked had I a screen.I said no,but I asked her why ?  she said if you have a screen you MUST have a letter from AXA

What if your not with Axa?

[dalymount]

Well I dont know in that case,I would imagine the same applys to whoever your with,but she specifically mentioned AXA

[stonethecrows]

Well I dont know in that case,I would imagine the same applys to whoever your with,but she specifically mentioned AXA

or Take it out

[Shallowhal]

Well I dont know in that case,I would imagine the same applys to whoever your with,but she specifically mentioned AXA

or Take it out

Better to be safe than sorry....or be a guinea pig.

[Lizzzy]

Well it all depends on the size of the city, but as a general rule of thumb...
Dublin  100k
Cork.     50k
Galway  25k

Of all the stupid posts I've seen on a taxi forum this is right up there on so many different levels.


Is there another job out there who would shaft themselves up the ass with ridiculous figures like that posted on a public forum for all to see.
[/quote]

Laughin, where do you think you are, in communist east Germany. The revenue could tell you what you made by your odometer reading and bank statements.
Play the ball and not the man!

[Shallowhal]

Funny how Galway has the lowest figure.....posted by a Galway girl.

[the driver]

Interestingly I rang the NTA only yesterday asking about a suitability test.she said it would take about a week to get one.she asked had I a screen.I said no,but I asked her why ?  she said if you have a screen you MUST have a letter from AXA

What if your not with Axa?

According to the NTA website if you are insured with AXA you do not need a letter. AXA have apparently written to the NTA saying that they are covering Taxis with screens.

[dalymount]

That is definitely not what they told me.she was quite clear if you had a screen and  were insured with AXA,then you needed to have a letter.id check that out if I had a screen,and was going up for the test

[watty]

https://www.nationaltransport.ie/taxi-and-bus-licensing/axa-insurance-confirms-that-dividing-screens-do-not-impact-the-cover-provided-under-axas-spsv-insurance/

AXA Insurance confirms that dividing screens do not impact the cover provided under AXA’s SPSV insurance

17/06/20

AXA’s blanket acceptance of dividing screens in SPSVs insured by it removes the requirement to present an individual letter from AXA to pass the SPSV suitability test.  All other conditions remain.

[dalymount]

Watty,she was obviously wrong,but im only telling you what she told me

[Phsychidelic]

Was going to advise but then you revealed your a keshie so........ask mein bollox.

[dalymount]

Was going to advise but then you revealed your a keshie so........ask mein bollox.

me a kshie ?

[Theoneandonly]

Was going to advise but then you revealed your a keshie so........ask mein bollox.

me a kshie ?

Believe it or not it's not all about you, you'll notice the thread is called "advice please" and was started by a keshie.

[Jonno]

Was going to advise but then you revealed your a keshie so........ask mein bollox.

me a kshie ?

Believe it or not it's not all about you, you'll notice the thread is called "advice please" and was started by a keshie.

Need more advice.....

Not being an expert bean counter, I'm trying to get into the bones of this measure included in the stimulus package....

Income tax loss relief for self-employed

This is a new once-off income tax relief measure which will benefit self-employed individuals who were profitable in 2019 but, as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic, are loss making in 2020. 

The measure will give individuals carrying on a trade or profession as sole traders or members of partnerships a cash-flow boost from the early utilisation of up to €25,000 worth of 2020 losses (and certain unused capital allowances) off-set against 2019 profits.

Wondering how they calculate your 2020 losses to minimise your 2019 tax liability when you haven't done returns for this year yet? Some whizz kid out there knows I'm sure.

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[dalymount]

Was going to advise but then you revealed your a keshie so........ask mein bollox.

me a kshie ?

Believe it or not it's not all about you, you'll notice the thread is called "advice please" and was started by a keshie.

Need more advice.....

Not being an expert bean counter, I'm trying to get into the bones of this measure included in the stimulus package....

Income tax loss relief for self-employed

This is a new once-off income tax relief measure which will benefit self-employed individuals who were profitable in 2019 but, as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic, are loss making in 2020.

The measure will give individuals carrying on a trade or profession as sole traders or members of partnerships a cash-flow boost from the early utilisation of up to €25,000 worth of 2020 losses (and certain unused capital allowances) off-set against 2019 profits.

Wondering how they calculate your 2020 losses to minimise your 2019 tax liability when you haven't done returns for this year yet? Some whizz kid out there knows I'm sure.

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jonno are you saying im a keshie,because if you are,then your quite wrong.I dont even know how to get into the kesh,nor have I ever been in the kesh ( well maybe long kesh) but rhats different