关于阿森纳07-08年度财务报表的概述与个人看法 [复制链接]

那就看那些家长的态度了，把孩子当作摇钱树的也不少。另外从某个角度上看，给的价钱越高好像反映出态度越重视吧，假若不好到16岁再找另外好一些的俱乐部，似乎幼齿转来转去也不是稀罕的事情。

成年人谈判， 价格就能够反映俱乐部对你的重视度， 所以RVP这次一定要多争取一点， 对他以后在俱乐部发展是有好处的。

楼上是不是发错帖子了？

你认为英超谁是最好的主教练，在人员管理和最好发挥自己手中资源方面？——Eamonn Holmes，电视主持人 弗格森：啊，那是令人崇拜的，这个问题。布鲁斯运用资源很出色，马丁-奥尼尔也很好，还有温格。你很难评估温格，因为他花了阿森纳很多钱在年轻球员和他们的工资上，而不是花在大牌球员身上。莫耶斯也干得很棒。我选他，大卫-莫耶斯，绝对是他。 http://bbs.sports.163.com/bbs/mu/119583981.html

这句话是废话 阿森纳有多少可以称为年轻人的 又有多少是所谓大牌的 年轻人的转会费和工资加起来比大牌多太正常了 花了多少工资 没签合同的看威尔谢尔 75/周 签合同的看老虎 1W/周 都应该是各自最高的了 以这个标杆自己算 能有多少 另外 你指望弗格森正面评价温格 不可能 就像我基本不会正面评价弗格森一样 别忘了这十几年来是谁在阻止他独霸一方 哦 短期还有个阿木组合（阿布+牡蛎鸟） 现在牡蛎鸟也滚了 阿布也萎了 如果弗格森还能多活十年 那么未来十年依然只有温格能阻挡他

公寓的工程是分发给好几个承包商的。正常情况下是包工头发工资的，我的那个民工说是纯粹开玩笑，不过别看小参与公寓建设者这批人的工资，粗略算了算，也比较吓人的。

原帖由 catkingj 于 2009-2-15 18:33:00 发表 公寓的工程是分发给好几个承包商的。正常情况下是包工头发工资的，我的那个民工说是纯粹开玩笑，不过别看小参与公寓建设者这批人的工资，粗略算了算，也比较吓人的。

不管多吓人 我们一定不可能自己招聘工人工程师成立建筑队来做这个事情 只要是和建筑公司签署合同 那就将支付工程款给对方 这笔钱无论如何是不会计入工资的 越来越糊涂了 想破脑袋也想不清楚这笔钱哪去了

有重大突破，可惜要下班回家，回家再说。

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以下为纯转帖：关于个人所得税税率变化。 Income Tax, N.I. and Tax Credit rates for 2008-2009 in the UK The government has published the 2008-2009 rates and allowances for Income Tax and National Insurance Contributions. Gov官方网站的信息：http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/Nl1/Newsroom/Budget2008/DG_072925    从08年4月份开始的2008/09税年， 英国税收政策的变化，Tax free Allowances从07－08税年(age under 65)的£5,225调整为£5,435 也就是说 每年有 £5,435的收入是不需要缴税的，比上一税年增加 +£210 Income Tax personal allowances £ per year (unless stated)                                                                                                         2007-08                                                                                                         Change                                                                                                         2008-09                                                                                                                                                  Personal allowance (age under 65)                                                                                                         £5,225                                                                                                         +£210                                                                                                         £5,435    Income tax - taxable bands                 The starting rate of IncomeTax has been abolished and the basic rate has been cut from 22% to 20%creating a simpler structure of two rates .The tax bands have increasedin line with indexation.                                                                                                                                 2007-08                                                                                                         £ per year                                                                                                         2008-09                                                                                                         £ per year                                                                                                                                                  Starting rate: 10%                                                                                                         £0-£2,230                                                                                                          Abolished                                                                                                          -                                                                                                                                                  Basic rate: 22%                                                                                                         £2,231-£34,600                                                                                                         Basic rate: 20%                                                                                                         £0-£36,000                                                                                                                                                  Higher rate: 40%                                                                                                         Over £34,600                                                                                                         Higher rate: 40%                                                                                                         Over £36,000 基本税率 （应该大部分人是 Basic的吧 。。。） 从 22％ 调整到 20％。。。      When will the new tax rates take effect?Thenew basic rate of income tax (20%) will take effect from 6 April 2008.In early May information will be sent to employers telling them how andwhen to action any changes resulting from the Budget. In particular thetax band width changes announced in this Budget will feature in thefirst pension or pay packet on or after 18 May 2008, backdated to thestart of the tax year. 2008年4月30日的新闻 Downing Street has dismissed calls for a rethink over the abolitionof the 10p income tax rate and denied it will offer concessions tocritics. （ http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/7355901.stm ）                                                      EFFECTS OF TAX CHANGES                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                      Winners:                                                                                                                                  Most people/ with incomes of £18,000+ Under £18,000 but aged 65+ and therefore eligible for higher personal allowances Under £18,000 but with young children and therefore eligible for child tax credits                                                                                                                                  Losers:                                                                                                                                  Under £18,000 and ineligible for working tax credits because under 25 Retired early and therefore ineligible for higher personal allowances Part-timer working insufficient hours to qualify for tax credits                                                                                                                                  Different personal circumstances may affect final amounts Source: PWC