Many suppliers require businesses to register (on website) or turn up with a couple of invoices (in person) the first time they register.
Cutting down on the consumers who buy.

yes help them out they will be grateful.

it reminds me of a story years ago. Somebody had purchased a sun bed shop for say 80k including assets.

What they never thought about was this.. for weeks afterwards people coming in that had bought a course of 60 minutes say and they were footing the electricity bill. complete oversight.

Jenson Goh said:

Salonist Software is the best salon software for salon owners.

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What a happy coincidence; you joined the forum just as someone was asking for a recommendation.

i love it when that happens.

@Ian J apologies I was referencing getting it in writing. At the same time said unknown company who called him have made it difficult for him to pay without knowing who they are.

Since you want to print images, buy an inkjet not a laser.

Well in that case cover both bases. Give the Def at least 48 hours notice of both the request for listing, and also of the listing itself. If, as you say, you have already applied for listing, then give Def notice of this in any case.

And yes, likely another hearing.

Just correct it going forwards. I doubt anyone will be bothered about it if you can be reached at the address shown.

I've not used cash coding so I'll check it out - thanks! I assume I can add receipts?

Abo

You won't need to report the loan owed to you on your SA.

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Hello & welcome Jaswinder hope you enjoy the forum

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Many thanks!

Hello & welcome MBritton hope you enjoy the forum

Hi

I'm a web developer and digital marketer for a medium-sized UK probate genealogy company, Anglia Research.

I've finally got round to joining these forums because we're suffered repeated attacks of our website, resulting in it being removed from Google search results and replaced by dummy clone sites, in order to prevent potential customers contacting us. We presume the anonymous attacker is a competitor. Our local police are uncovering multiple layers of anonymity but have not yet caught them.

As far as I am able to tell so far from searching the Internet this seems to be a new kind of attack (we call it "clone-and-click-farm") and it may be connected to changes in Google algorithms. An article about our experiences and giving some advice on fighting back can be found on the Anglia Research website (sorry I am too new on here to be allowed to post a link to it).

A secondary motive for the attacks might be to try to try to silence us. We have been publicising these to politicians and the dummy sites have had all our campaign materials removed.

Anyway the long and the short of it is that there are currently several things I want to achieve on these forums:

• Warn people about this type of attack.
• Find other people who have suffered this type of attack.
• Share knowledge with them.
• Reach out to people who might be interested in our heir hunter fairness campaigns or be able to give us advice.

Ashley I can only speak from my experiences within the commercial property sector when I awarded contacts for instance out to say an M&E Company they would complete their own asset register and tag all plant machinery. This would also go for cleaning companies, Security etc. etc.

So not sure if there is a big enough market / work for an independent service you really need to go out and test the market place.

Many thanks

By creating a group where TOPCO owns NEWCO then you can potentially use any losses on the profits of the other company. Especially if NEWCO is going to incur losses. This reduces your tax and maximizes cash. I would ask your accountant to set this up for you.

If they are owned by you the INDIVIDUAL then both will have separate tax structures. You would also not risk losing both companies if one becomes insolvent.

deniser said:

This is very true although you may be competing against others who have already stockpiled with known costs.

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Stockpiling costs money and may prove to be the wrong move, especially if the product is fashion related.

Play safe, buy less during this unpredictable period, but have stock to sell.

The chances are that Brexit will never happen.

paulears said:

Do those videos that tell you how to do your own accounts and not involve an accountant convince Ronch that what he does to earn a living can be replaced with a phone app and monthly subscription?

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Hi paulears and The Byre,

By no means, I think that an iPhone could replace a video professional in terms of the quality and of video production and I'm sure that you guys are experts at your craft. However, mobile video does provide a reasonable alternative for those who can't afford a complete service at first.
And yes, the same goes for accounting these days. For some small businesses, the support of an online app will suffice.
I think that businesses do realize that in any market if you would require expert guidance and advice there's a cost accompanied to it.

You will need to become VAT registered - and get a VAT registration number - before you can claim the VAT back.

Once you have VAT registration you will be required to make a quarterly VAT return. If you only have expenses, you will receive a VAT refund.

However, it is potentially likely that you will be asked some questions if you have no income at all at that stage.

Recording the license safeguards the licensees right to bring infringement proceedings against third parties in certain circumstances - probably not particularly relevent in your case.

£16k pa for a £200k online business is totally unreasonable (including the bookkeeping), and £6k is still extremely heavy. I would think you can find a good, reliable accountant who will do all your vat returns, year end and tax returns for between £1200 and £2k pa.

My initial answer was related to UK Customs.

With regards to Japan Customs, this will depend on the amount of goods you will be taking in and eventually coming out with.

I would advise to contact the Japanese Embassy, or contact the DTI in UK.

Good luck with your exhibition!