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by phillc73 10y ago
Do you remember when mousing over a picture would show the alt tag in something resembling a tooltip? (Maybe it can still be set like this, but isn't default in Chrome or Firefox anymore.) I recall being quite amused sometimes at what
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by phillc73 10y ago
I traded opals for a while, but my supply was boulder opals from around Quilpie in Queensland. Not underground like Coober Pedy and White Cliffs, but still not a whole lot there![1] One of the best introductory books about opals is Opal Ide
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> I don't know any country that has a limit on how much alcohol you can buy at a time (most have age restrictions, some have time and place restrictions, some won't sell you if you are already drunk), Similar, but different, th
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by phillc73 10y ago
I really like this, thank you. I have a nearly 3 year old boy, and we have a fairly standard set of places we take him around the small European city where we live. Your site actually showed me a couple of new places we haven't been be
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The tax situation is that the company's corporation tax will be paid in the country where it is registered. Although one does need to be a little careful also about where business is being conducted. If I pay myself an income (not divi
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I used a service. I appreciated their advice and knowledge of the local environment. I recall that at least in Ireland there were some online services marketed at setting up this kind of thing.
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by phillc73 10y ago
That's a good point. However, keep in mind other EU jurisdictions like Germany and Austria require even more initial share capital, and also have generally higher base corporation tax rates.
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The UK currently has a corporate tax rate of 20%. Ireland is a 12.5% on trading income, Malta is 35% but reducable to 5% in some circumstances, Lithuania is also 5% for small companies, Estonia is 0% on undistributed profits.[1] Some resear
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by phillc73 10y ago
Yes. Unless you intend to spend a lot on equipment upfront, don't register for VAT. You don't have to unless the company's income hits a certain threshold (I forget exactly how much now). Just be careful about any VAT you thi
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For sure there should be some opportunities there, as all the European talent leave off the back of Brexit.
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by phillc73 10y ago
Even if that chart is only for one month, the website does include sales data for longer periods. Back in August 2016, they published an article claiming there are now 500,000 EVs on European roads.[1] I think one interesting point to keep
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by phillc73 10y ago
> Holodomor was not a genocide against Ukranians, it was ideologically charged event This is still a debatable point, with no clear agreed definition. "The Holodomor genocide question consists of the attempts to determine whether th
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People who breed or train horses for performance sports (racing, endurance, eventing, dressage etc) absolutely do care about the nutrient content and balance of their horses' diet. There is an ongoing debate regarding feeding high prot
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Reading this story I think the opportunity here is in testing the nutrient levels of the hay. He is your hay guy and he provides a fantastic personal service, but is his product of the highest quality for feeding to horses? Even if "hi
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by phillc73 10y ago
Harold's mother, Gytha, left England with other prominent nobles. I seemed to recall her going to Flanders, Wikipedia (that credible source) suggests somewhere in Scandinavia instead.[1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wik
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Maybe. How does one contact you?
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by phillc73 10y ago
Available only from the Google Play Store. I have the same issue with number26.[1] Also, plenty of "Mondo" references throughout that page, despite the front page proclaiming the name change to "Monzo" two months ago. It
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Non-British EU citizens, currently living in the UK/London could be very attracted by a move to Berlin. It would remove a large chunk of uncertainty from their future, regardless of industry. As a British citizen currently living in an
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Possibly DiagrammeR? https://github.com/rich-iannone/DiagrammeR
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by phillc73 10y ago
I wondered something similar about sqldf, because at one point my brain just seemed to work better "in" SQL. The biggest issue I found was that sqldf was significantly slower than dplyr and other alternatives. I started trying to
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by phillc73 10y ago
Still need to add credit card details. Can understand why you might want to do that, but it is now a barrier too high for me in order to just try out something which could be interesting. EDIT: As per the comment below, this does indeed wor
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Perhaps that is true for poker and sports betting (although I don't believe tertiary level mathematics is a pre-requisite), but you don't necessarily need to be good at maths to be successful in business. Dedication, vision, relat
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Maybe, with relation to entrepeneurs, but I think there are fundamental differences between business (and sports betting or poker) compared to casino games like slots and roulette. Regarding the former, hard work and study can affect the ou
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Nice. Wasn't aware of that resource. Thanks.
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Range is absolutely the biggest issue for me. It's not really about total range either, but about convenience too. I often drive close to or just above the mentioned 600km limit. As an example, I live in Graz, Austria, where there is j
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Ireland's official corporate tax rate is only 12.5% on trading profits[1] anyway, which is one of the lower rates in the EU, not 20%. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tax_rates_in_Europe
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I remember writing and receiving letters. I lived in a reasonably small rural town and from time to time would meet a girl from the next town along, or if I was truly fortunate even further afield. I used to "go for a walk" many e
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Charles Bridgman[1] worked as a Royal Gardener in St James' Park and Hyde Park. He also designed many private gardens full of ruins and other conceits. William Kent is worth a mention, but perhaps the best known, and most wonderfully n
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That's actually a reasonably balanced article. Genetic testing in thoroughbred horses is just another tool amongst the many other ways of looking at the breeding equation. However, the Equinome test is starting to make an impact in Bri

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