Stick a dozen Cork fans in a room and it'll take them 18 months to agree on the colour of the walls.Quote:
Originally Posted by DUFC4life
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Stick a dozen Cork fans in a room and it'll take them 18 months to agree on the colour of the walls.Quote:
Originally Posted by DUFC4life
it takes seven names and about €600 and about 8 weeks to set up a registered trust. I have the details on email kindly supplied by the borst lads at sligo if anyone wants to pm me.
I just can't figure out why the players would need company phones. I don't think Paul Cook will be sad to hear that Doolin had his phone taken, though. :)Quote:
see doolin and the drogs players lost the use of their phones too...
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Originally Posted by Lim till i die
It kills me to say it but I would love them here with us. Love the trip to Drogheda, have free accommodation there, its the 2nd best place to go out in in Ireland and the fans are among the nicest. Now if we could only have Galway and Finn Harps down too..........oh wait.......:D
Still a dozen UCD fans in a room and... no point continuing as thats just fantasy... :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by John83
Extra inducement to leave Sligo, I suppose.Quote:
Originally Posted by brianw82
Not sure it was players phones, it said employees so may have been other staff.
One of the truest things you will ever hear. You can also replace the word "fans" with the word "people". Would also be a colourfully intonated argument too that would raise manys the smirk countrywide.Quote:
Originally Posted by John83
It is a handy way of giving an employee a perk without paying tax on.Quote:
Originally Posted by brianw82
I think it can be taxed but its still cost effective for companies. They usually get "job lot" rates from O2/vodafone (whatever)Quote:
Originally Posted by pete
Company mobiles not taxed even if also used for personal use. I believe there is a discount when don't get company mobiles itemised.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dodge
Very OT but are you sure on this Pete?Quote:
Originally Posted by pete
My understanding is that the Revenue rule is that non-business calls must be identified and are BIK-able.
They are but generally never reported unless costs are unbelievable high.
Boys in our place have company pd mobiles but the aren't B-I-K'ed
Now if the revenue went nit picking which they may do at a later stage then thats another story.
I think the personal calls on company phones is one of the things that would raise so little BIK due to the business use element - like the 5% on personal use of actual vans but with a tiny value to work off - that there is no point implementing it, or chasing it up if implemented.
Taken a quick look there and I can't see it actually being there on Revenue's site anyway.
Back on topic now might be an idea!
Took Pat's @ 6/4, Bohs @ 6/5 and Derry @ 4/7 in a £10 treble with Ladbrokes, now £76 richer:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Dodge
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Originally Posted by Longfordian
How do the revenue know what is a personal call when the bill is not itemised?Quote:
Originally Posted by OneRedArmy
(read between the lines)
Ah I only had €5 on Cork anyway!. I thought they'd win with Bohs having nothing to play for and the cup final next week. Luckily Pats made up for it!.Quote:
Originally Posted by City till I Die