New Law - Double edged sword

[Zander]

The taxman is not going to be interested in what you bought at your local supermarket for groceries, so no point keeping those receipts. If you knew about tax and self employment you would know that you are able to claim on food purchased while working away from home. Same as being able to claim 45p per mile if driving somewhere for work purposes. You can't claim driving to the local shops for your own shopping, but if you are going to buy stationary or equipment you can. You really should have a better grasp of these things. It seems unfair to expect your accountant to sift through all the crap.

that what accountants are for, thats what i pay them to do, i didnt know about the travel and all other expenses but the food is a new one for me but i dont eat much anyway as like to stay slim.Theres not many Escorts anyway if any at all putting in tax returns to HMRC for the tax year as they dont pay tax even though they are self employed so you are lucky

[Chez]

The new law will not bother me too bad as don't visit that much now anyhow, What I intend to do is just save the money I would spend on escorts here and take a trip to Holland, Germany Or Poland and maybe see 6-7 escorts. This will do me fine

[bigmango]

Clare Daly stated in the Dail yesterday
"Sex workers and important human rights organisations like Amnesty International have expressed significant concerns about this legislation, which absolutely deserves further scrutiny. That is why we opposed the proposal made earlier."

The discussion on whether to take all stages yesterday may be seen here:
https://www.kildarestreet.com/debate...ker%3A321#g432

ALL the main parties seem to be in favour of this bill.

Dail is due to end on Tuesday so I would be hopeful that the legislation will not get passed during this session.

[Petros]

Dail is due to end on Tuesday so I would be hopeful that the legislation will not get passed during this session.

Fingers crossed!

I know there is talk of an amendment but if it is rushed through then that is the amendment out of the window!

[Zander]

Clare Daly stated in the Dail yesterday
"Sex workers and important human rights organisations like Amnesty International have expressed significant concerns about this legislation, which absolutely deserves further scrutiny. That is why we opposed the proposal made earlier."

The discussion on whether to take all stages yesterday may be seen here:
https://www.kildarestreet.com/debate...ker%3A321#g432

ALL the main parties seem to be in favour of this bill.

Dail is due to end on Tuesday so I would be hopeful that the legislation will not get passed during this session.

even SF are for it, shows you what scumbags they really are

[alcatel]

Can someone enlight me what is the new law about? Where can I read all important facts pls

The new law is about Irish being chickens,
and not just chickens but headless chickens, flapping about and yapping.

[alcatel]

its worth pointing out that the police in ni said they were not policing this for the time being and were trying to get clients use to the idea, you will find a bigger change when the new bill becomes law in s. Ireland, a complete all ireland crackdown. I got a few mates that are guards and was trying to pick their brains without giving anything away

The Republic is not noted for over zealous enforcement of laws.
I don't expect huge change in this.
But one squawking chicken being caught and plucked frightens all the other poultry.
Puts the cat amongst the pigeons so to speak.

[Zander]

The Republic is not noted for over zealous enforcement of laws.
I don't expect huge change in this.
But one squawking chicken being caught and plucked frightens all the other poultry.
Puts the cat amongst the pigeons so to speak.

its not difficult work for them, they dont even have to wait outside apartments as plenty of people grassing. I do see a big change,sadly