but I am currently reading the latest guidance since I have to run 2x large, 4-weekly payrolls next week before the final guidances are issued.
As I have been doing many times before, I asked my husband to read some of the guidances with me to make sure I understand and to avoid misinterpretation on my part.
Reading about pay references and usual hours if previously eligible or not, "-basically I need to use 20-21 earnings as opposed to 19-20 earnings".
to which he replies -surely they would be retired by now!
Hey? I replied ( I'm Canadian)
him-you don't have to worry about them, surely they are retired by now!
Me-what are you talking about? (getting annoyed, it is friday after all)
Him -if they worked in 1920, surely they are retired by now ( serious face).
Me- burst out laughing.
Just a bit of a smile for you all out there, take care of yourself, rest as much as you can, love one another...and pour yourself another glass of wine :)
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You must think the UK tax year is crazy compared to the Canadian tax "year" that uses Jan-Dec! Where's the fun in a simple calendar year?!