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checked it outagain , its definately

Ive just seen a job advert in our local paper (in stoke) for a domestic electrician !!!, with a pay rate of

I assume you have extended a circuit for this fan, if so its notifiable on a minor works cert, irrespective of its location, regards dave

I agree with you all. I am a full scope domestic installer , been in trade for 35yrs, and was well ****ed off when part p stated i couldnt do domestic work anymore unless i was registered with nic or the like,(1 day im ok to work, the next im not!!!!!!!!) Grrrrrr. Part p has done nothing to get...

I think you will find he will want to meet at your address, so you can show him all your paperwork first, they always have done with me, dave Applaud Smiley

EIC is the correct one, new consumer means a full test on each circuit, you should take that into account when pricing, but tell customer beforehand that any existing faults may incur additional costs to put right.

Thanks for replies gents, ive been doing EICs and PIRs for 20+years now competently,domestic,industrial and commercial, ive all the test equipment, books and paperwork and knowledge,even now at 49 ive started the 17th edition course then doing testing course, but it grieves me when the...

I am a NICEIC registerd domestic installer. If i change a consumer unit i have to test the whole installation and issue an EIC. As I have tested the whole installation could this also be classed as a PIR, but as a domestic installer I am not allowed to do a PIR under the banner of the NICEIC...

Same story here too, 50 in june and doing my 17th edition course, been testing competently for 20+ years now, registered as a domestic installer when part p came in, going to do my testing course later in the year, life still in this old dog and still learning after 34 years in the trade, so how...

Aaahh, the good 0ld days, brings back happy memories. Seen this loads of times and ripped lots out over the years, makes you wonder how more people havent been hurt.

Okay then, how can you prove to the contractor what is yours and your subbies tax, they will still deduct 20% from you as you are the person whom they pay(its there obligation).What you do afterwards is not their concern, but it is your obligation to deduct and pay tax on behalf of subbies.

Yes i pay twice indirectly, 20% is deducted from each invoice i submit to the electrical contractor i do work for, and then i deduct 20% from my subbies invoice to me, and pay that to the tax office, so ive paid his 20% twice i then claim his 20% back at the end of the year.Hope that clarifies...

Thats is correct, you claim it back from the inland revenue, ive always used a good accountant to do this and my end of year tax returns.

thanks for that ian, thats good & useful information, regards dave

new tax scheme is easy, i do work for a big electrical contractor and my own private work, they deduct 20% from each invoice, the only down side is you also have to deduct the same from any subby you employ and pay it to the inland revenue but as long as you make money out of the subby its ok, a...

Thanks for all the info gents, its really appreciated, dave Guiness DrinkGuiness Drink, have a guiness on me ?????????