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by jsmith99 7y ago
Have you tried Microsoft Forms and Microsoft Flow? They are the equivalent of your G Forms work flow
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Of course, because if something that poorly produced is at the top of the recommendations people must have found it really good.
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The National Institute of Economic and Social Research, a UK think-tank, produced an amusing (by pensions standards) video explaining the recent shifts in pension schemes, especially for government workers like teachers and nurses, and how
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In the UK at least, defined benefit pensions are almost always funded (unless you work for the government) meaning there is a pot of money big enough to meet actuarial estimates of the present value of the obligation.
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In the UK these pension schemes, known as 'defined benefit', legally have to be inflation adjusted. There is still loads of risk to the employer as they are on the hook for any future shortfall. Shortfalls are common as there is h
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by jsmith99 7y ago
The rules only changed in the 17/18 tax year. Also most prominent non doms have never previously been UK domiciled (eg the Goldsmith family have inherits non dom status for generations) or currently live and are tax resident abroad.
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by jsmith99 7y ago
'Resident but not domiciled' is a very old system in the UK based on things like which country you have purchased a burial plot in. It's kept around because its a handy way to persuade oligarchs to live in the UK: they only g
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Not especially, but it supports multi user and organisations, so different use cases, although it's a decent choice for personal use too.
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Not sure if this is the cause, but non current liabilities are very sensitive to changes in discount rates used to calculate the present value of future expenditure. The Nuclear Decommissioning provision, for example includes costs projecte
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The National Audit Office also publish a visualisation of the Whole of Government Accounts (best viewed on desktop) https://www.nao.org.uk/other/whole-of-government-accounts-20... The accounts themselves are very reada
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In Microsoft Teams they do, but I find the availability status sometimes conflicts with what the Skype for business app says.
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People follow dangerous guides like this and then complain Windows doesn't work well. For example, following this guide turns off 'Let Windows track app launches to improve Start and search results'. You then see loads of pos
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The cortana process includes elements of local search indexing. Part of the cortana 'integration' included rebranding existing local functionality as cortana.
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No, he probably meant the one from Good Omens /s
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I'm assuming you're in the UK? The hospitals I've used in London had plenty of art in corridors, but not in the wards. They also had a library of sorts: a bookshelf on wheels that the volunteers could bring round on request.
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> a free house, free healthcare, and all the things you're not mentioning - free education, free sustenance, free childcare, free longterm paid pa/maternal leave, guaranteed high paying jobs, etc The great majority of Americans
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This addon works but it caused me to see a lot more captcha puzzles. My recaptcha v3 score changes from 0.1 to 0.9 depending on whether the extension is enabled.
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Or how many sticks of margarine, according to their favourite margarine brand.
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Just like all those threads about searching in the Windows 10 Start Menu, where some commenters always say that search is broken because it never remembers their most used apps and always brings up something obscure. Presumably they - or so
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The Timaudio T2 is well regarded and has a neutral response. There are loads of reviews online.
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Annual tickets are barely worth it if you just take the tube, not buses, and don't use it at weekends. Single fare prices were frozen by the mayor, but travelcards were not.
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In the UK, about 50% of people go to university but the government is heavily pushing 'apprenticeships' instead. These involve on the job training with (hopefully) a professional qualification. Some apprenticeships are just in it
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The announcement only mentions OneDrive for Business. Is this also for the personal client?
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Large companies don't usually post everything manually. They journal adjustments, but the day to day entries will be made automatically by their ERP from systems like Purchase to Pay.
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4G will be available across the tube by 2021, even in tunnels. They need an interesting type of antenna [0], basically a long wire running along the tunnel that 'leaks' radio signals, because 4G won't propagate down tunnels.
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Excel allows creating primary/foreign key relationships between tables using the Data tab, but you can only use these relationships to produce pivot tables, not in normal formulas.
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I enjoy Iris Murdoch very much, but this parody catches her style exactly http://www.parodies.org.uk/murdoch-bradbury.htm
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I would hesitate to include Ilan Pappe in that list - his academic career is somewhat controversial. https://newrepublic.com/article/85344/ilan-pappe-sloppy-dish...
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Very many charities are incorporated as limited companies. It's simply a convenient structure. They are incorporated by guarantee meaning they don't have shares.
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HP's pagewide inkjets have print heads wide enough to print the entire page in one pass and compare pretty well to medium end small business laser printers on cost and speed. They're still not a good option for light home users th

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