I'm back from that tax course which as I expected had a lot of useful information. There were about 50 of us though hardly any of us said or asked anything during the course (excluding the lecturer of course). There was someone in the front who said a couple of things but was mumbling so no-one other than the lecturer could work out what he was saying. There was someone who did chip in with a few things (the lecturer hadn't mentioned that the employment allowance of ÂĢ2000 for employers was being abolished for one person companies where no employees other than the director from next April), asking when regulations were coming in which would require us to notify all clients of offshore income penalties for non-disclosure even if the client has zero foreign income. the person also mentioned that a couple of days after the announcement that tax returns would be abolsihed by 2020 by replacement with digital tax accounts for everyone, that it was announced that the online grant application system for farmers was being put on hold because it was too complicated for farmers to use and they were going back to paper applications by post. The lecturer hadn'r heard that and was quite amused - I think he may mention that in future when he's talking about the intent to abolish tax returns.
No prizes for guessing who that person was
Moonie, the weather is better here and has been dry for most of the day. The forecast for tomorrow afternoon and evening is bad, with plenty of rain, Affects virtually all of England and Wales. I'm not expecting to need to go out tomorrow so won't affect me as such.