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entry.1 The Telephone video is almost here…
And my anticipation is killing me!!) I almost got tempted to find a leak of the video, but then I remembered that I am The Little Monster.!) So I stopped myself.!) I did, however, search for “Lady GaGa Telephone video leak”, and came up with many results.!) I just couldn’t let myself snoop!!) Only an [...]
The Telephone video is almost here…
entry.2 You Waited Nine Months So Now It’s Time To Go Shopping!
Your forty weeks of gestation and anticipation of the birth of your newborn baby are behind you.!) Now that your baby has arrived, it’s time to shop.!) Nothing’s too good for your baby so get the credit card out and buy only the very best.!) The internet provides you with the opportunity to search out and buy the best quality products available from the comfort of your own home. (...)
You Waited Nine Months So Now It’s Time To Go Shopping!
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entry.4 Tory peer Ashcroft admits non-dom tax status
!) Conservative deputy chairman reveals tax status!) Says he will change arrangements to stay in the LordsRead Lord Ashcroft's statement (pdf)Lord Ashcroft, the multimillionaire deputy chairman of the Conservative party, today confirmed for the first time that he is a "non-dom" and does not pay tax on his earnings abroad in the UK.His confirmation puts to rest a decade of speculation about his tax status and raises serious questions for the Conservative party, which has been part of cross-party moves to ban non-doms from parliament.The Tories attempted to use the disclosure to draw a line under the affair and turn the spotlight on Labour's lords and donors. David Cameron highlighted Lord Paul, who has publicly declared his non-dom tax status and not yet confirmed whether he will change it to abide by the imminent new law which will force all peers to pay full tax in the UK.Ashcroft made astatement on his website (pdf)in anticipation of the release under the Freedom of Information Act today of the promise he made to the government when he was made a peer in 2000 to "take up permanent residence in the UK again".He said: "In subsequent dialogue with the government, it was officially confirmed that the interpretation in the first undertaking of the words 'permanent residence' was to be that of 'a long term resident' of the UK. I agreed to this and finally took up my seat in the House of Lords in October 2000. Throughout the last 10 years, I have been declaring all my UK income to HM Revenue."My precise tax status therefore is that of a 'non-dom'. Two of Labour's biggest donors - Lord Paul (recently made a privy counsellor by the prime minister) and Sir Ronald Cohen, both long-term residents of the UK, are also 'non-doms'."The statement reveals that his promise was made to William Hague, the shadow foreign secretary, raising questions about Hague's failure to confirm in the past decade details of Ashcroft's tax status.Hague has consistently refused to answer questions about Ashcroft. Christopher Graham, the information commissioner, accused the party of being "evasive and obfuscatory" on the issue when he ruled that the Cabinet Office should reveal the details of the promise Ashcroft was known to have made at the time of his ennoblement.Ashcroft today said that he will relinquish his non-dom status to comply with new rules, which have cross-party support.As well as being a Tory Lord and deputy chairman of the party, Ashcroft has part-funded and masterminded a £5m campaign in marginal seats, which is widely expected to strongly influence the outcome of the election.Ashcroft also published a letter he wrote to Hague, dated 23 March 2000, in which he gives the undertakings conditional to his peerage. It says: "I hereby give you my clear and unequivocal assurance that I have decided to take up permanent residence in the UK again before the end of this calendar year. I have given my advisers instructions to make arrangements to give effect to this decision and I will instruct them forthwith to do so within this calendar year."I hereby firmly agree that I will not seek to be introduced to the House of Lords until I have taken up residency in the United Kingdom within the timescale mentioned." He also promises to resign as the Belize representative to the UN on March 31st that year.The disclosures suggest that Ashcroft has complied with the promises to become a long-term resident, but also confirm that he is a non-dom !) meaning he only pays tax on his UK income. Most of his business operates form offices in Belize. Members of both houses of parliament who have campaigned to expose Ashcroft's tax status said that today's admission raised serious questions about Ashcroft's position in the Tory party.Gordon Prentice, the Labour MP who put the FoI request into the Cabinet Office, said: "This is absolutely explosive. He says that he has been declaring all his UK income to HM revenue, he's not declaring his worldwide income, he's worth £850m. He should resign from House of Lords immediately."Lord Oakeshott, the Liberal Democrat peer, who has campaigned for a change in the law to prevent non-doms sitting in parliament, said: "Ashcroft has been sitting for the last 10 years in the British parliament, he has been voting on British laws and British public spending when he has not been paying full British tax like the other 60 million of us. That's a democratic disgrace. He has been pouring millions into conservative campaigning when he is not paying full British tax. So you have someone who keeps his assets offshore out of the British tax system and trying to buy a British election."This makes it essential there is no further delay in the ruling from the Electoral Commission. Now that we know Lord Ashcroft is a non-dom the Electoral Commission must rule on whether his donations are impermissible."TheElectoral Commission is currently investigating£5m worth of donations to the Conservative party by Bearwood Corporate Services, a UK company owned by Ashcroft. The key question they are asking is whether Bearwood was operating as a fully fledged company at the time that the donations were made. If it rules the donations impermissible, the Tories face having to repay the money.Cameron told Sky news: "He's a non-dom. Those are people who live in the UK and pay tax in the UK but have that non-dom status, like, for instance, Lord Paul, one of Labour's biggest donors, who the prime minister recently made a privy counsellor, one of the highest offices in the land. I'm glad it's cleared up. Now we can get on with the election campaign."I think you have to respect people's privacy and you have to respect the view that someone's tax status is a matter between them and the Revenue, but I'm delighted Lord Ashcroft has come out and said, 'You want to know the undertakings I gave, here they are, you want to know my tax status, here is is'."It happens be to the same as Lord Paul, one of Labour's biggest donors, someone the prime minister himself made a privy counsellor. I think that clears it up completely."Michael AshcroftConservativesParty fundingPolly Curtisguardian.co.uk© Guardian News&Media Limited 2010 | Use of this content is subject to ourTerms&Conditions|More Feeds
Tory peer Ashcroft admits non-dom tax status
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entry.6 Taxpayer-backed Lloyds reports £6.3bn loss
'Significant increase' in bad debts from HBOS as impact of rescue takeover of mortgage-lender continues to hurt taxpayer-supported bankA "significant increase" in bad debts drove Lloyds Banking Group to a £6.3bn loss last year as the impact of the rescue takeover of HBOS continued to hurt the taxpayer-supported bank.The impairment charged ballooned to £24bn from £14.9bn largely as a result of the loans that HBOS granted to commercial property ventures just before the bottom fell out of the market as the banking crisis struck in 2008. The taxpayer owns 41% of the bank.Eric Daniels, chief executive of Lloyds, has already drawn a line under the scale of the losses and today reiterated that the impairment charges had peaked. He expected property prices to stop their precipitous slide and be "broadly flat" this year. He was also cautiously optimistic about the economy."Our view is that the risk of a severe further downturn in 2010 is lower than a few months ago and we continue to forecast growth in GDP of 1.8% for 2010, with a similar trend in 2011," Daniels said."We anticipate that company failures will peak this year, but do not expect them to reach the heights seen in the last recession due to much lower corporate debt servicing costs. We believe unemployment will also peak in 2010, but at a lower level than seen in the last recession."His views come amid heated debate over whether theUK faces a double dip recessionbecause of falling investment in industry.With added complexity in its 2009 figures caused by the takeover of HBOS which was completed at the start of January last year, the bank reported a £6.3bn loss for the year, compared to a £6.7bn loss in 2008. But on a statutory basis, the bank was able to claim it had made a pre-tax profit of £1bn, helped by a £11.2bn negative goodwill gain caused by paying less for HBOS than it was worth during the banking crisis. Daniels said the bank had "acquired the business at half book value in anticipation of the likely losses resulting from their troubled asset portfolios".The shares, which break even for the taxpayer at around 74p, were the biggest fallers in the FTSE 100 by 8.30am, losing 1% to 54p. The shares had risen 18% in nine trading days, according to Exane BNP Paribas analyst Ian Gordon."Irrespective of whether Eric Daniels ultimately chooses to make today his final annual results presentation, we expect him to lead a year of rehabilitation for Lloyds Banking Group in 2010," Gordon said.WhenLloyds was buying HBOS in September 2008the combined Halifax and Bank of Scotland was finding it very difficult to raise the funds on the wholesale markets that it needed to keep operating. Lloyds admitted today that it was still "reliant" on schemes implemented by the government to keep money flowing through the system, including the special liquidity scheme. The group said its overall support from government and central bank sponsored funding was £157bn, a significant amount of which will mature over the next two years, but stressed its plans to reduce the size of its balance sheet would reduce its reliance on these schemes.Under the credit guarantee scheme launched in October 2008 at the height of the banking crisis, Lloyds has £49bn of debt issued and has paid the Treasury £498m for the taxpayer support.Daniels was keen to highlight the fall in costs at the bank during the year, one of the reasons for the HBOS takeover. Costs fell by 5% and Daniels said the bank was now raising its targets for savings from the deal to make annual cost synergies of £2bn by the end of 2011. The bank had previously been aiming for cost synergies of greater than £1.5bn a year by the end of 2011.It was not immediately clear if this would require further job cuts. Headcount has already fallen from 120,826 to 107,144 during 2009.Finance director Tim Tookey indicated that a return to profitability was in sight. "Based on our current economic outlook, we expect to deliver a significantly improving combined businesses financial performance in 2010, with strong medium-term prospects thereafter."The bank refused to disclose "net" lending figures which would show whether or not it had met the targets set by the government to keep £11bn of credit flowing during the recession. Net lending shows new loans granted but also takes account of loans that have been repaid.However, it said it had achieved "strong levels of mortgage lending", with £35bn of gross new lending. Small business lending was £10bn while corporate customers were lent £25bn. However, the bank did not indicate how much had been repaid by companies and households.Royal Bank of Scotland admitted yesterday that even though it had lent £80bn to customers, its lending was negative for the year because of the scale of repayments.Lloyds has been forced to commit to lending targets even though it managed to escape from the government's asset protection scheme by raising a record-breaking £23bn in fresh funds last year to bolster its capital cushion to a large-enough size to appease regulators.Much of the bad debt Lloyds is now tackling are the legacy of HBOS and the lending business run byPeter Cummingswho has now left the group. Lloyds has expanded specialist business support units to deal with customers in difficulty and spelt out that its corporate real estate portfolio had endured a "significant level of stress as a consequence of the unprecedented scale and pace of deterioration in the property sector coupled with the previous aggressive lending appetite in the heritage HBOS business". The bank admitted that its key concern was the potential for tenants to default when property prices were also falling.Lloyds Banking GroupBankingJill Treanorguardian.co.uk© Guardian News&Media Limited 2010 | Use of this content is subject to ourTerms&Conditions|More Feeds
Taxpayer-backed Lloyds reports £6.3bn loss
entry.7 2010 Census Will Provide Temporary Jobs for Many
There are definitely unemployment concerns all across the country.!) With the 2010 Census comes thousands of temporary jobs.!) Imagine the anticipation and downright excitement those jobs are bringing to many of us.!)!)!)I can’t believe it’s ...
2010 Census Will Provide Temporary Jobs for Many
entry.8 Office Cleaner Needed!)IMMEDIATELY (Financial District)
**** IMMEDIATE INTERVIEWIN, SCREENING & PLACEMENT!!! THE EARLY BIRD GETS THE WORM!!! ****Cleaning Job RequirementsAll About Cleaning, LLC is seeking a responsible, qualified office cleaner with experience maintaining floors to start this week (TUESDAY) for a job with two locations in Manhattan. The successful candidate will have previous experience using a floor buffing machine and carpet cleaning machine, and will already know how to strip, wax, buff and shine marble and VCT tiles floors. They will also know how to use a carpet extractor to clean industrial carpets. Additional job requirements include mopping, dusting, polishing furniture, cleaning windows, emptying trash and maintaining a stocked inventory of cleaning supplies.The successful candidate must be a self-starter with the ability to manage themselves without a supervisor standing over them.They must also be able to travel to work four times a week for evening cleaning. Location #1 is located on the #1 Train line at W. 116th Street and Broadway (Near Columbia University). Location #2 is located in Lower Manhattan/Financial District on Wall Street (at the corner of Wall Street and South Street) and is accessible via the 2,3,4,5 & 6 Trains.All serious candidates MUST undergo a CRIMINAL BACKGROUND CHECK, EMPLOYMENT HISTORY SCREENING AND A DRUG SCREENING. Additionally, both work sites are monitored with surveilance cameras and 24 hr. security.The schedule for the part-time work is as follows:Location #1!) Tuesday 2 hrs. minimum Any time Between 4:00pm - 12:00am!) Wednesday 2 hrs. minimum Anytime Between 4:00pm - 12:00am!) Thursday 2 hrs. minimum Any time Between 4:00pm - 12:00am!) Saturday 4 hrs. minimum Anytime After 1:00pmLocation #2!) Saturday OR Sunday 6 hrs. minimum Anytime before 12:00am!) Wednesdays 4 hrs. minimum Any time After 6:00pmPayment Schedule!) Payments will be made on the 1st Day and 15th Day of each month in anticipation of 2 weeks worth of work EXCEPT for the first pay period, which will be 2 weeks Following the start date.!) The rate of pay is $10.00 per hour. The minimum amount of time expected is 80 hours per month OR 20 hours per week, for a total of $800 per month. Please note that overtime will not be paid, however, if you finish the work week in less than 20 hours and the work is done to an acceptable standard of care, this is acceptable. Also, bonuses are paid on a quarterly basis for additional duties that may be assigned and for exceptional work.**** WE WILL BE HIRING SOMEONE WITHIN 24-48 HOURS OF THIS POSTING, WITH A START DATE OF TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 16TH, SO DON'T DELAY! ****Please email a resume with job references to allaboutceaning@contractor.net asap!!! Thank you for your interest!
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