National insurance

[StokieD]

Whatever it was, it was still income, which would have had a smaller amount of NICs deducted from it had they paid it next week instead of on 1st July.

[aiden01]

Whatever it was, it was still income, which would have had a smaller amount of NICs deducted from it had they paid it next week instead of on 1st July.

Reading your post dont
think you will be striking hope im wrong??

[k979aaa]

Whatever it was, it was still income, which would have had a smaller amount of NICs deducted from it had they paid it next week instead of on 1st July.

Not missed on you then must have very big disposable income if it is a small amount?

[StokieD]

Whatever it was, it was still income, which would have had a smaller amount of NICs deducted from it had they paid it next week instead of on 1st July.

Reading your post dont
think you will be striking hope im wrong??

Wtf??? I don’t think you understand my point…

[StokieD]

Whatever it was, it was still income, which would have had a smaller amount of NICs deducted from it had they paid it next week instead of on 1st July.

Not missed on you then must have very big disposable income if it is a small amount?

Can you re-post this in English please?

[k979aaa]

Whatever it was, it was still income, which would have had a smaller amount of NICs deducted from it had they paid it next week instead of on 1st July.

Not missed on you then must have very big disposable income if it is a small amount?

Can you re-post this in English please?

The more you earn the less you get in NIC'S sorry for any confusion if you get less than £41500 you will benefit if you get less than £12500 you will gain a lot not that this will recompense the cost of living crysis for most but never forget those who had £200 wallpaper for the flat in 10 downing street! We can all decorate our dwellings but nothing has been said who paid for this and what favours were demanded we need an investigation to whom paid this sum at the end of the day we are all participants in democracy we need to know this for the function of democracy to continue!

[Tamsk]

Whatever it was, it was still income, which would have had a smaller amount of NICs deducted from it had they paid it next week instead of on 1st July.

Not missed on you then must have very big disposable income if it is a small amount?

Can you re-post this in English please?

The more you earn the less you get in NIC'S sorry for any confusion if you get less than £41500 you will benefit if you get less than £12500 you will gain a lot not that this will recompense the cost of living crysis for most but never forget those who had £200 wallpaper for the flat in 10 downing street! We can all decorate our dwellings but nothing has been said who paid for this and what favours were demanded we need an investigation to whom paid this sum at the end of the day we are all participants in democracy we need to know this for the function of democracy to continue!

Translation: No.