He implied he does buy and then sell stuff regularly, which could constitute trading. HMRC do review eBay traders.

Hellish operation to try and claw back some scraps of revenue, are eBay UK an actual UK based company, do they have to respond to information requests on registered members, are Paypal a UK registered company and do they have to respond too, if not then good luck in trying to find hundreds of thousands of UK individuals who sell regularly on eBay under pseudonyms AND then try and prove that they weren't just emptying their wardrobes on a regular basis.

FWIW, I sell goods online (not eBay) as "additional income" and declare it via an online submission each year (I've been a case for "special interest" in the past and don't want them sniffing around my door again), you'd be surprised to learn that I haven't make a profit from my sales, not once, no tax to pay.

If you'd bothered to take even the slightest notice of previous posts in the past, you may have noted that I've been self-employed for the past 15 years and as I've previously stated, my income (from whatever source), is declared. Not that it's any fooking business of yours anyway

Remember, every woe Dally has is someone else's fault, he's always looking for someone to blame.

Dally, what do you do, how much do you earn, how much tax do you pay compared to the hand-outs you get?

Self-employed so earnings vary. Pay reasonable amounts in tax - certainly much more than most people. But as you know I have a vested interest in people paying their taxes.

Self-employed so earnings vary. Pay reasonable amounts in tax - certainly much more than most people. But as you know I have a vested interest in people paying their taxes.

Self-employed so earnings vary. Pay reasonable amounts in tax - certainly much more than most people. But as you know I have a vested interest in people paying their taxes.

Self-employed so earnings vary. Pay reasonable amounts in tax - certainly much more than most people. But as you know I have a vested interest in people paying their taxes.

So much for this been a fitness thread!

Thinking of joining a gym. What do people pay per month?

anything between £12 and £90, depends what you are looking for

For £90 I'd expect a footman to go and lift weights for me while a maid served tea and cream cakes to me in the restaurant.

or be at Bannatines somewhere down south!

That's pretty much what happens in the gyms I used in Delhi.

David Lloyd are wanting something like £77 per month. Some new gyms in London are about £15 a month on offer (usually £25) but I want to go near home. Seems to be about £31 at our local sports centre but I think that's a bit steep.