If you have a passenger you can also claim an additional 5p making 50p in total.

They look like spam scraper sites. You can ignore the links, Google will drop them as the sites are now offline.

The links won't be harming your site.

If you need any help with information and direction on security products just ask

I do Master Keying, keying alike and building restricted key products all day long, along with site surveys for CCTV, Access Control, alarms, fire alarms, monitoring servicing etc etc.

I don't understand? You just record the totals and VAT content if there is one.

TOTAL VALUE OF SALES AND ALL OTHER OUTPUTS EXCLUDING ANY VAT.
TOTAL VALUE OF PURCHASES AND ALL OTHER INPUTS EXCLUDING ANY VAT.

These are the two important questions. the total value of your sales, ex-VAT and the same for your money spent on doing business. Two columns. Have you got some special software already? If you use software, you usually just enter the amounts of purchases with or without the VAT as applicable and it produces the figures for the boxes for you. However - from July, you need special software or bridging software to link a spreadsheet to HMRC - I guess you know that anyway, so it's just one return the old fashioned way.

Google is your friend...







*Drops the Mic*

Cant you just edit the database direct using a search and replace rather than using the forum tools?

I think it was about £700.

The first letter we sent him was a letter before court action and we offered to do ADR but not sure how to even do that

Thank you very much for your responses

Do anyone have any experience of this please?

Magento site with about 250 orders a month. Using Sage and could do with getting the orders into it. Doesn't look like there's a nice addon for magneto to auto sync with Sage, like you can Xero.

Manually export the orders once and month and import them into Sage?

PS HMRC's claim will be for the entire tax year, so if he makes himself Bankrupt next month HMRC will lodge a claim for the year ended 5th April 2020.

Thanks Gavin, will do. Yes it was the chap who came to my house from HMRC, he said just send that off and it had only been passed to enforcement as the company was still showing as active so said send it off and that will be the end of it

I'm sure people have various sources for selling genuine RM stamps on Ebay. There are also numerous sellers offering "unused" stamps which were formerly unstamped on mail. I believe RM is clamping down on this by instructing post office staff to handstamp new mail - I see this regularly every time I take in a batch of my pre-stamped packages.

When buying stamps on Ebay you might ask the seller if the stamps are genuine or forgeries. If forgeries it will go very quiet! But there are, in fact, actual forgeries listed as such for 'collectors' (ahem!) and to an untrained eye are as convincing as officials. I bought a book of 1st class forgeries last year and almost accidentally used it last week. Mint forged stamps generally command much higher prices than their face value.

Mike wells said:

Myself and my business partner , we are both directors . I don't want my partner to own all of the company even in the future (a promise I made to our employees )

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If you're serious about this promise to the employees, rather than just intending it to be an oral promise that you can later renege on, then show you are serious. Stick the shares into a trust with you as the beneficiary and with the employees being the sole trustees.

From memory, the purpose of the deposit protection scheme is to prevent disputes like this. There may/should be a way to challenge the £70 bill under the scheme. Deal with the scheme when sorting this, not the agent/landlord.

I would advise your wife to continue as a sole trader. The disguised employment could be a issue however, if handled properly and professionally can be dealt with. After all it is no different from a hairdresser renting out a chair.

Thanks Paul.

The two types of invoice are one off jobs and maintenance payment plans.

The job management system can't auto generate repeating invoices, but has it own invoice sequence and feeds that number and invoice to Xero.

Xero can handle repeating invoices, and when it generates invoices it uses its own internal counting system.

So the two type of invoice will be numbered differently ( and not over lapping )

surreyaces said:

It can be done - look at Virgin and the Easy Group as examples - but I would think that it is a tricky route to take

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Also places that don't have it.

Wal-Mart, Asda, George.

Many of the world's largest cities are facing increasing pressure from environmentalists to clean up their act. With inner-city congestion and highly dangerous pollution at an all-time high, the problem is not going to just go away any day soon. Is it now time to relax the outdated laws concerning electric vehicles in the UK?

In at least 40 US states and in many European countries, the electric scooter is making headway as an alternative means of clean transport. With top speeds of around 25km per hour (15mph) and a travelling distance of around 30km (18.5 miles) on a full charge, the electric kick scooter is a serious contender for an alternative short distance inner-city mode of transport.

If the government are prepared to take action against congestion and inner-city pollution then it's time they took note of the growing concerns of those who live and work in these toxic environments, before a whole stream of public health issues impacts on a currently overloaded NHS. Congestion charges will only go so far, and as long as public transport remains so undesirable, people will still use their cars at any cost. However, that's only because there are no other alternatives.

The laws governing Personal Light Electric Vehicles is very outdated and relates the 1835 Highways Act when there were very few vehicles around, let alone any thought of congestion or pollution. Electric bikes are allowed to use the roads and cycle lanes, so why not electric scooters? It seems everyone involved in this transport issue is reluctant to give the go-ahead because they fear an increase in accidents. They tend to forget that if commuters are allowed to use electric scooters then the chances of accidents occurring will become less because there will be fewer cars on the road.

Safety helmets are available to e-scooter riders just as they are for bicycle riders and cycle lane users are very under-represented. Some bus lanes and cycle tracks can also accommodate e-scooters without affecting other road users and many public footpaths are also used infrequently. Is the government holding back until they can figure out the best way to tax the e-scooter rider? Citing the possibility of increased accidents would suggest this to be the case. And just think about all that congestion income and parking charges that could be lost.

It's time for a serious look at clean alternative modes of transport for our inner cities, to help remove the daily gridlock and cut down on dangerous CO2 emissions once and for all. Electric folding scooters save time and money, cost around one penny a mile to run, are kinder to the environment and can be neatly folded down to fit under a desk. What other realistic alternatives do we have that even come close?

Find out more information about e-scooters by visiting www.escooterworld.com

It's seriously time for change.

Ronch said:

Well.. at list the Telegraph (on your link) thinks otherwise.

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It's click bait

We are here and awaiting your call Mr Hawke.

A lot of the re-sellers do try and avoid phone contact, in fact they make it pretty near impossible to get hold of them at all!

So in answer to your question, we sort any issues out immediately.

Thanks for the link Scalloway.
Chris, I appreciate what you are saying, and I understand the risks of keeping a limited profile, but a) I have personal reasons for doing so that will actually help the business more than harm it, and b) that unfortunately doesn't answer the quandary I posed! Thanks anyway!

Focus your energy on your future, not your past.

Will the hirer be driving on the roads or on your land?

Will you be offering 4WD driving tuition / experience or other value-add?

If not, for reasons already given, there is unlikely to be any commercial benefit from conventional rental of one car.

You can save money on tax buying a van or transporter but also at the same time expect the item to lose value over time, how much will your £25000 item be worth in two years time or even one year
Paying tax and using a hired van when required may workout a better deal and no insurance or maintanance costs

Do a price check on autotrader to see how much markup the trader is making