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More details are needed to really assess if the individual would be better off from a tax point of view as a limited company vs a sole trader. What from I can see above there is a decision to made here based on all of the facts. Rather than advising on what is stated above alone.
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Do respond to this with as many documents and supporting details as possible. Don't just wait for it to be resolved as it is likely to be decided against you.
I've worked with organisations in the past where this would come up from time to time and we always responded to each and every...
It's not as simple as removing the records I'm afraid. We do see this from time to time when we take on new clients.
You should be able to update/correct the year to date figures within the next FPS.
If you subsequently revalue the building downwards (for whatever reason given by the valuer) you will reduce the revaluation reserve to the extent of previous increases and then any value over and above the revaluation reserve is expensed to the profit and loss.
The revaluation will impact the revaluation reserve on the balance sheet with the corresponding entry increasing the value of the building.
If the value has increased with no change to the useful life of the asset then the depreciation expense will increase.
You can find a number of cloud-based accounting software providers that will allow you to upload bank transactions.
You're also likely to need an accounts creation package such as VT to produce the accounts in the iXBRL format required by HMRC.
If you get a better deal on your accounting fees then you may be marginally better off.
I agree that limited liability may not be that useful as I can't see why you would need business loans etc, but I could be wrong.
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