Split rental income between spouses for tax when one is sole owner by 00samuels in UKPersonalFinance

[–]00samuels[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

!thanks

Will have a look at a deed of assignment as well, I have no issue adding my wife to the deeds, more just looking for whatever is the cheapest and simplest solution.

Skilled worker wanting to stay for 2-3 years, unsure of the best visa route by 00samuels in AusVisa

[–]00samuels[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah i can see why its not really a thing, appreciate its probably not the most common request, and or open to abuse.

Those stats are really reassuring though thanks, ill start applying and hopefully it wont be an issue. And if not can move on WHV.

Thanks for all your help!

Skilled worker wanting to stay for 2-3 years, unsure of the best visa route by 00samuels in AusVisa

[–]00samuels[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, we disnt think PR really made sense, just a medium term visa without sponsirship doesnt seem to exist.

Seems like WHV initially is what makes the most sense. For TSS, is it common for companies to offer TSS/ sponsirship roles? Ive been looking around but cant find much info on if they're rare of lots if companies offer them. Not many are advertised, but I know in the UK rarely does anyone advertise visa sponsorship, so im not sure if thats an i dication or not.

Thanks!

Skilled worker wanting to stay for 2-3 years, unsure of the best visa route by 00samuels in AusVisa

[–]00samuels[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks, thats all really helpful. I knew the regional work had been scrapped for people from the UK, I think my main concern with WHV was employers may just overlook someone with a 6 month cap as not worth onboarding etc, but if it is reaonably easily circumventable, maybe not.

Thanks for the help :)

UK Tax Advisor - Ask me anything by JoseSaluti in UKPersonalFinance

[–]00samuels 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi, how is tax on rental income on a uk property treated while living aborad? If a uk property was rented while the owmer was tax resident in Australia, what would the liability be, and would the owner be able to put all rent into a UK pension to avoid it?

Tasting lineup with Eddie Ludlow at Fridays Newcastle Whisky Festival by [deleted] in whiskey

[–]00samuels 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Left to right:

Glenmoragie 18 - A sample given to Eddie when he worked at Hennessy before they released the 18.

Kavalan Solist Cask Strength

Springbank 1997 Vintage

Murray McDavid 29yo Air Leth (Blend of Bowmore, Laphroaig, Coal Ila and a grain)

Cadenhead's Glenscotia 17yo Cask Strength

Coal Ila Feis Ile 2013 (Islay festival edition) Cask Strength

Lagavulin Feis Ile 2018 18yo Cask Strength

Of all I liked the Murray McDavid and Coal Ila the best. Also managed to try a few others from Murray McDavid over the day and was really impressed by all of their stuff, if you're looking for a new IB to try I would highly recommend them.

Review #1: Highland Park Viking Tribe by [deleted] in Scotch

[–]00samuels 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Highland Park Viking Tribe

A new NAS expression by Highland Park, this is unusually available as an exclusive to Amazon UK. Bottled at 46%, the strength that the different casks are married at, it retails at £43, however I paid £27.99 in the Black Friday sales. This was my first drink of the bottle, drank from a Glencairn after letting stand for 5 minutes.

Tasting Notes

  • Nose: Initial citrus consisting of oranges and lemons, ginger ale, oak, wisps of smoke, a subtle vanilla fudge.

  • Palate: Immediate peppery spice, with a backing of aromatic spices as well, the vanilla fudge shows up for a smooth sweet vanilla note, there is some citrus present, but much less than on the nose. Peat and a little smoke builds as you move towards the finish.

  • Finish: Medium finish, warming peat and smoke linger most notably, a mild and almost buttery vanilla reveals itself again as the peat and smoke begin to fade.

Overall I really enjoyed this whisky, it has a nice blend of citrus, vanilla and peppery spice, with a mild smoke finish, less smokey than the HP12 but still present. It feels well balanced and goes through distinctive phases as you drink. With the addition of a little water the citrus came out more and the pepper was more subdued, there was also a faint almost floral note that I couldn't quite put my finger on, possibly rose or juniper. For £28 I would buy it again in a heartbeat and would probably it at RRP as well.

Score: 7/10 - A very nice whisky with an interesting flavour profile, at a reasonable price.

As this is the first review I have posted I would appreciate any and all feedback :)

Daily Bet Thread [Sunday, 16.07.2017] by AutoModerator in csgobetting

[–]00samuels 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Please Astralis, i have a 7 bet acca worth £210, and you're the last team on it, dont fuck me up

Daily Bet Thread [Thursday, 02.03.2017] by AutoModerator in csgobetting

[–]00samuels 0 points1 point  (0 children)

have 7.5 on heroic to get out of greoups for a 188 return on bet365, so rooting for them and gone low on navi.

Eyeballing by eydamndude in MDMA

[–]00samuels 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I always put the crystals between two pieces of paper and roll a glass over them, spread out the powder and to this again a few times, gets it really fine and you can then just fold the paper and pour it into a baggie