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Yes, company B will own it eventually, but OP wants to charge rent before company B owns it to pay the deposit, this can't be done for obvious reasons.
Yes it only takes a handful of people to object and that is it. It has took the CO-OP 10 years on a pub about 2 miles away from where i live to turn the pub into a supermarket.
Ok a few points.
1. The pubco will know exactly the trading history
2. Pubs are generally valued on turnover normally anything from 1.5 to 3 times turnover depending on various factors.
3. You will probably see in the sales particulars may be suitable for redevelopment an indicator it...
Using cash-based accounting in a sense is simpler although as your business grows and you may need to hold more stocks the profit differences can get quite a bit larger. Specially if you need to add in a few capital items in during the year.
This may or may not be a problem in the future...
As Mark has mentioned is it necessary? What happens in simple terms is you give away share(s) of an existing company to your holding company. Then you receive a equal value of share(s) from the holding company. Creating a tax neutral position.
There are other ways of achieving the above...
What I should have said is take my solution as a starting point that is what a surveyor told me they do. Then look around the area if all the shops are boarded up you are going to have to lower your expectations. Same with industrial units. Although as quite rightly pointed out estate agents...
Business rates are based on the open market rental values in 2015. If you just increase by inflation for every year since. I bet in 90% of cases there will not be huge differences. As that is pretty much the formula surveyors use, to establish a fair rent.
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Do as suggested by others. The Estate Agent that is dominant in our area for selling housing stock is Purple Bricks. However, for commercial property and lettings it seems to be still high street branches.