any self employed on ere
Nov 8th 2006, 7:34 am
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any self employed on ere
just a quick question to those in the know, have just started as a self employed sparkie and i need some help as to which way to go with a new car or buy an old beat up one to get me going. any help would be great
many thanx
andy, in perth and lovin it
many thanx
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Nov 8th 2006, 8:32 am
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Re: any self employed on ere
Originally Posted by woody1974
just a quick question to those in the know, have just started as a self employed sparkie and i need some help as to which way to go with a new car or buy an old beat up one to get me going. any help would be great
many thanx
andy, in perth and lovin it
many thanx
andy, in perth and lovin it
Check out all about business vihicles on the ATO website.
Nov 9th 2006, 9:53 am
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Re: any self employed on ere
Originally Posted by Rosie Cheeks
You could lease a new one. It would be a business asset.
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spoke to the accountant and he recommended a chantle mortgage as well so may be of use to anyone if they need the info, you put no money down and have the car over a peroid of time which is a tax benefit if you work for ur self just make sure the car is worth more than the ballon payment at the end of the term
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Re: any self employed on ere
Originally Posted by woody1974
just a quick question to those in the know, have just started as a self employed sparkie and i need some help as to which way to go with a new car or buy an old beat up one to get me going. any help would be great
many thanx
andy, in perth and lovin it
many thanx
andy, in perth and lovin it
why does it still say you're in the west mids 
would've thought you would have changed that like a shot 
Nov 26th 2006, 4:47 pm
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Re: any self employed on ere
hi paul whats perth really like?Best places to look at 2 kids schools parks etc etc any info would be great plus reasonable priced house prices as we are not sure wether perth or brisbane
Nov 26th 2006, 9:21 pm
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Re: any self employed on ere
Hi Andy
We're headed for Perth, hubby is also a sparks. I was just wondering how long it took to get all the licences etc to become self-employed. I understand you need to sit a business(?) course to become self-employed
?
K
We're headed for Perth, hubby is also a sparks. I was just wondering how long it took to get all the licences etc to become self-employed. I understand you need to sit a business(?) course to become self-employed
? K
Originally Posted by woody1974
just a quick question to those in the know, have just started as a self employed sparkie and i need some help as to which way to go with a new car or buy an old beat up one to get me going. any help would be great
many thanx
andy, in perth and lovin it
many thanx
andy, in perth and lovin it
Nov 27th 2006, 10:25 am
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Re: any self employed on ere
Originally Posted by TheColebecks
Hi Andy
We're headed for Perth, hubby is also a sparks. I was just wondering how long it took to get all the licences etc to become self-employed. I understand you need to sit a business(?) course to become self-employed ?
K
We're headed for Perth, hubby is also a sparks. I was just wondering how long it took to get all the licences etc to become self-employed. I understand you need to sit a business(?) course to become self-employed
? K
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Nov 27th 2006, 12:36 pm
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Re: any self employed on ere
Thanks for the info, very helpful.
Karen
Karen
Originally Posted by woody1974
get as many refs as poss from past employers to say what ur hubby has done, this will make it easier for tra to give him a elec or mech licence, if he wants a mech licence get them to put that he was doing installation work most of the time. tra tok me 2 months to go through as western power no longer assess people, book the practical as soon as you know as this one has the longest waiting times but balga are pretty god and sometimes have slots come up. written test can be done within a week. but you are right you have to do a college course for your own business but you can still sub to a contractor like i am doing til you get it, oh there are your dome tickets and ur austel (phone) to do as well.
its all good
its all good
