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Nope but Building Regs will be able to give general advice on what is permissible and what isn't.
Based on that - then go see a Structural Engineer for any calcs that are necessary. Building Regs will have (or should have) stated what they will require.
Is the inbound link strictly necessary?
As a "favour" that went pear shaped I did a website about 10 weeks ago - the quid pro quo never turned up, so making sure that the chap couldn't profit from it - I left the site up as a bit of an experiment. Submitted it to Google, Analytics etc.
No...
Keston boilers seem to be getting a bit of a poor rep these days as compared to that several years ago. Having said that some of their range go way beyond 50KW - so you shouldn't have an issue get one appropriately sized.
Would you buy a house, pay for it and not want to see sight of the deeds, not want a solicitor to confirm in writing that the deeds have been registered in your name and not require a copy of the deeds?
If no- then why is it any different with other purchases, especially domain names for those...
Not all "accountants" are the same & some are probably aren't even qualified for much. There are some fine folk on here - they should be able to give the relevant guidance.
I suppose you need to distinguish - going forward - a genuine qualified accountant, as opposed to someone who does...
The use of the word myself doesn't look right.
Also it's background not back ground.
p.s. I don't want you to think I'm going across picky or anything - but the thing that strikes me is that in looking at such a website - if there are spelling mistakes and grammatical mistakes involving...
On the whole - I have a similar approach, but one has to draw the line somewhere?
Usually at parasites wanting something (usually everything) for nothing. What's worse they wouldn't do it for free - so why should we?
A favour is when your car won't start in the morning & your neighbour jump...
You need to sit down and work out your overheads. i.e. what's the cost to you of being in business assuming a 5-6 day week @ say 10 hrs per day. Assuming 46 weeks a year (taking holiday\sickness into account). Include wages (before tax), rent\rates & electricity, even assuming that your tools...
It's just that these same people, by doing this to lots of people, seem to live a life that the rest of us work damn hard to try and achieve. I suppose the word parasite springs to mind.
Along the lines of what one poster recently posted - I'm more than happy to offer advice, i.e. if 30 secs...
I can not tell you how much I hate people who assume that just because you work in IT or have an IT background - that you actually give a "s h i t" about the problems their laptop\printer\PC is having.
Sorry - I don't mean people who have problems and are genuinely interested in fixing them &...
I find it mind boggling in this day an age with the power of hand-held devices - that instead of signing (or as well as) , "say cheese" and take a bloody picture of the person receiving the goods.
You'd think someone would be offering this service by now.
The form is one thing - you seem to lacking the php (I'm assuming - you can do it with JS, but I prefer php) that actually does the validation\parsing when the Submit button is clicked. Returning one to a "thank you" page if all is successful or pointing out the relevant errors\issues.
Try this...
You don't need to cater for them all - just perhaps exclude every BIN range apart from UK issuers. That would result in a fairly small nbr (relatively speaking). Assuming that you only send to a UK Address.