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Originally Posted by El Loro:

For our Scottish friends link to the 28 pages Smith Commission report published today:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/shared..._smithcommission.pdf

 

I had a look at the tax side of the proposals as to whether it could have any effect on my clients. It doesn't look as if it does.

It seems that Scottish income tax will be paid based on people's main place of residence rather than where they work. No mention of what happens to someone who moves to or from Scotland during the course of a tax year. That's one complication not yet resolved as far as I know.

No change to national insurance system, capital gains tax or inheritance tax,

 

Corporation tax doesn't change. That's a relief as that really could have made life complicated for accountants.

 

There is a change in the way that VAT receipts are shared but that seems to be dealt with at government level rather than how businesses deal with VAT. Part of the VAT receipts will go to the Scottish government but it will affect the block grant got from the UK government. I can see that getting rather messy and I can see there's the prospect of something happening similar to what recently happened when Brussels charged the UK more money as the UK had done better then expected.

 

Thanks for the link, I'll have a read through later tonight.

Yogi19

Summer, don't forget the twirl for the others when you get back

 

I was watching some programme the other day and saw an actress called Carol Kane. Not a well known actress, she's been in films for years. Her best film is possibly Hester Street. Made in 1975, it's unlikely that you've heard of it or seen it. It's an authentic look at life for Jewish immigrants in New York in 1896 and is in black and white. She got an Oscar nomination for the role. The film has never been released on DVD but it is on Youtube.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TF5Tg-PGsLc

She is the immigrant who arrives about 19 minutes into the film.

It may be of interest to those who like something different and are interested in how life was like at that time.

El Loro
Originally Posted by El Loro:

Summer, don't forget the twirl for the others when you get back

 

I was watching some programme the other day and saw an actress called Carol Kane. Not a well known actress, she's been in films for years. Her best film is possibly Hester Street. Made in 1975, it's unlikely that you've heard of it or seen it. It's an authentic look at life for Jewish immigrants in New York in 1896 and is in black and white. She got an Oscar nomination for the role. The film has never been released on DVD but it is on Youtube.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TF5Tg-PGsLc

She is the immigrant who arrives about 19 minutes into the film.

It may be of interest to those who like something different and are interested in how life was like at that time.

Thanks for the link, it sounds like something I would like.

Yogi19
Originally Posted by ~Sweet Sequins~:
Morning all horrible and foggy & damp here again today.
Brace yourselves- I'm actually going to get my own hair done!

What's everyone doing today?
I'd like to find a bargain or two today too, but like yogi I have no idea what to buy this year

It's driving me nuts, Summer, I am really struggling for ideas this year. 

Yogi19

Good morning everyone, or should I say good afternoon?  Broadband's been off all morning, my ISP, some authentication problem evidently.

 

I am glad you managed to get your car sorted quickly Summer and the expense wasn't too bad.

 

Better dash off and catch up with everything I haven't yet been able to do, enjoy your day everyone

squiggle
Originally Posted by El Loro:

Hester Street was the first feature film directed by Joan Micklin Silver,

It is believed that Alice Guy Blache was the first woman to direct a film called La FeÃĐ aux choux (The Cabbage Fairy) in 1896 which may also be the first fictional film.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CYbQO6pwuNs

It's less than a minute long but is quite charming.

 

She plonked those babies down rather roughly, El.

Yogi19
Originally Posted by squiggle:

Good morning everyone, or should I say good afternoon?  Broadband's been off all morning, my ISP, some authentication problem evidently.

 

I am glad you managed to get your car sorted quickly Summer and the expense wasn't too bad.

 

Better dash off and catch up with everything I haven't yet been able to do, enjoy your day everyone

Glad it's sorted and you are back with us, Squiggle.

Yogi19

 All
Havent been around for a few days as my inner ear problems flared up again(vertigo) , rather unpleasant i can say! Managed to take some travel sickness pills, then got a prescription from GP for something stronger. They kicking in, so as long as nobody posts anything spinning around, i shall be fine 
Glad you got your internet probs sorted, squiggle, i can sympathise !
Well done Velvet, and hope that bottle is still safe and secure !
Well done Summer, lovely wreaths. Hope the hair is lovely, dont twirl in front of me though !
Love to everyone else 

FM
Originally Posted by velvet donkey:
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Originally Posted by El Loro:

For a moment Velvet I thought you had typed Sturgeon.

 

 So did I!

 

Hope you feel better soon, Skylark.

 

Well done on getting the negatives and projector organised, Velvet. You are all ready to go.

 

 

Aye, I've done well walking all of thirty feet  

 

We'll get there though   

 

Evening  Yogi  

lol You've made a start and that's a positive.

 

Evening Velvet.

Yogi19
Originally Posted by velvet donkey:

I get Stugeron for the gaffer Sky which seems to help. I'd be interested in what they have given you and glad to hear they are working 

Cinnarizine, Velvet, same family of drugs. x

No El, it wasnt Sturgeon, but sure he loves her really 
Sorry your mum suffered. El x
Good evening Yogi xx


FM
Originally Posted by squiggle:

Thanks velvet and Skylark   Inner ear trouble is horrible, my hubby used to suffer with it after his stroke and it is very disorientating.  I am sorry that your mum suffered too EL, it's difficult to put up with.

 

Are you intending to have a slide show at Christmas velvet? 

Aw squiggle, yes it is, especially thru the night .Difficult not to panic when everything is spinning around, bit it isnt, you know what i mean x

Hope it all comes together Velvet x

FM
Originally Posted by squiggle:

Oh no Skylark, is it still bad when you are lying down?  It only affected my hubby when he was standing, mostly when he first got up.  That sounds awful

I can move my head now, without spinning. Horrible last night hanging on to the bed, and it wasnt moving. Thanks, but getting better now 
Just getting GD,s itinerary, sorted for the weekend   
If i dont get back, have a lovely weekend , everyone 

FM
Originally Posted by Skylark24:
Originally Posted by squiggle:

Oh no Skylark, is it still bad when you are lying down?  It only affected my hubby when he was standing, mostly when he first got up.  That sounds awful

I can move my head now, without spinning. Horrible last night hanging on to the bed, and it wasnt moving. Thanks, but getting better now 
Just getting GD,s itinerary, sorted for the weekend   
If i dont get back, have a lovely weekend , everyone 

That sounds horrible, Skylark. Is there something that triggers it off or just some random thing? I hope you feel better really soon.

Yogi19
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