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Looks like a 'Back to the future' presentation.........Just look at how old that profile picture is of me :)
Can't wait to see who else rolls up
Edit
also just noticed my (very) old profile :) :)
Well be interesting to see who is on the forum these days....time for a rennaisance
You would be far better putting it onto the local deals of someone like myvouchercodes. At least you control the amount you wish to give eg. what discount and only pay for people that use the voucher.
Far better marketing proposition than Groupon (Also would work far better for restaurants as well)
This is correct....I'm suffering from digital dyslexia!!!
However i could try partial bluffing by saying that as directors are charged NI on a cumulative basis you could pay £634 per month until last month and pay (£514) or £7488 in first month and nothing subsequently........worth a...
Thay are quite probably trying to get you to pay by transferring the debt to you personally (something which is easily refuted via small claims court but you have to respond)
The only possible personal debt that I can think of might be for producing a directors personal self assessment return...
There is a decent cloud based software called purchasecontrol.com which can oddly enough be found at
http://www.purchasecontrol.com/
Have a look through the video's and if it looks as though it can do the job you can ask for a free trial.
Depending on your ability to actually perform the book keeping it may be a good idea to take on one of the Saas options which would be machine independant. KashFlow appears to be very easy to use (Many of my clients tell me which I have to listen to as I don't personally see a problem with Sage...
There is no legal requirement to provide a receipt unless you are vat registered.
There is however a requirement to keep good records which you say you already do:)
One of my clients received a fine for filing a manual tax return on time (by 31st January).....He has to provide the MP supplement which means his tax return cannot be filed online:)
Despite the fact we wrote a covering letter to highlight the fact that by concession he could file manually by...
If you paid interest then it is simply interest payable (which does indeed reduce your tax bill by a rather incosequential amount given that it is £27) :)
The cost of a gift to a customer is tax deductible providing that it:
Is a business sample, or,
Costs less than £50 and is part of an advertising promotion, or
Is not food, drink, tobacco or an exchangeable voucher,
Where a business makes gifts in excess of £50 or makes a series of...