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There isnt really enough information in the original post to determine why the business is being split. What is the wife's business, why is it separate to the main public house business etc?
However, in the absence of further information, it sounds like this could be an artificial business...
It is possible that the legal paperwok, shareholders agreement in particular, contains a precise procedure for when a shareholder wants to exit the business (for example the share must be offered to existing shareholders before being sold externally). The shareholders agreement can also contain...
Question for fellow accountants:
A client has just set up a consultancy as Ltd company. His previous employer decides to sue the Ltd company one month into trading for setting up a business competing with his own (claimed that the previous contract of employment had an anti-competition...
Thanks for the replies, guys
I checked with the Central Helpline - like me they were surprised by the complete absence of guidance for this situation. In the end, a technician advised me to reclaim the full amount in the current quarter (as long as a valid VAT invoice exists) and not worry...
Question for all you fellow accountants out there:
When using cash accounting on the VAT flat rate scheme and a purchase of a item over £2k is made, VAT can be reclaimed as for normal input tax. However, say payment for the item is made over 2 VAT qtrs - ie £5k in this qtr and £5k in the...
Question:
I have a client for whom I'm currently doing final accounts. Client is VAT flat rate registered, but has paid VAT on the Ex-VAT figure not the INC VAT turnover for 4 quarters. He has now de-registered and ceased trading.
The underpayment is quite a lot of money, and obviously...
Hello,
Question for other accountants out there.
I have an IT contractor who has asked me to do some accounts for him. I've looked at his file, and whilst he's certainly within IR35, he has been a little, how shall we say, liberal with the expenses.
There's a few business 'conferences' etc...
Just call up the Corporation Tax Office the company is assigned to. They will advise you of the current required tax filing dates.
Julian Hobbs
Chartered Accountant
Thanks Nicola,
I've found the thread:
http://www.ukbusinessforums.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=96323&highlight=practice+management
Very useful - it seems I'm not the only one to be looking for this.....
Hello everybody,
I have a small accountancy practice looking after a limited number of clients - but getting larger. Can anybody recommend a reasonably priced Practice Management tool - one that works with filing deadlines that can be inputted for each client?
More than anything I'm...
Hello,
Can anybody recommend a spreadsheet or software for tracking fixed assets and calculating depreciation. I've got in-house ones, but they are getting clunky and a little disorganised now. Does anybody have a cost-effective solution they use for this?
Thanks, guys
Julian Hobbs...
Hello,
I am a Chartered Accountant with a limited number of small clients. Currently, I do all their Statutory Accounts work just in Microsoft Word using templates I have developed over a period of time. However, it is becoming a little time consuming to roll these things forward and I'm...
Hello,
Odd question - got a client who incorporate a company online. For some crazy reason, they allotted 666 £1 shares to themselves, and now obviously I have told them they have to pay up for that share capital.
The company was only incorporated a few weeks ago - I presume they can reduce...