Should read - Tax dodger awards contract to another tax dodger.
Posts by Claire Sweet
9 publicly visible posts • joined 27 Jan 2015
BT signs deal with AWS with aim of speeding up digital transformation
Mark it in your diaries: 14 October 2025 is the end of Windows 10
Tuesday 15th June 2021 10:55 GMT
Re: Two possibilities
Call me a luddite, but I agree, I used Windows 2000 Advanced Server as my daily PC for many years. Only when the motherboard died did I forcibly migrate to Vista for driver compatibility.. Win 7 is still where it's at if you want to know what the PC is actually up to and for the broadest driver support.
McDonald's AI drive-thru bot accused of breaking biometrics privacy law
UK's competition watchdog gives £31bn Virgin Media and O2 merger the seal of approval
UK Supreme Court considers whether spy court should be immune to legal probes
Scrapping UK visa cap on nurses, doctors opened Britain's doors to IT workers
Wednesday 19th September 2018 11:39 GMT
Re: "If industry is running out of trained staff"
Except it isnt':
"However, tax relief will be given if an employee needs the training to do their job – if it is 'wholly, exclusively and necessarily incurred'. So the costs will not be deductible, unless the training is necessary – e.g. training for an employee to carry out a new job would not be deductible"
https://www.nelsonslaw.co.uk/training-costs-tax-deductible/
They've no excuse really - they just couldn't be bothered to train. Cheaper to get someone who 'says' they can do it from abroad.
Biting the hand that feeds IT
