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Thanks for all your replies. I love that the business community comes together and helps each other out. :)
I've just noticed that this post was originally posted quite a while back when I was a sole trader on the flat rate scheme. I am now a Limited company on the standard VAT scheme. Either...
Thanks for this detailed information. That's NOT good news for me, as I now have to make an adjustment which is going to cost me a small fortune. Glad I know though as it's important I do it right. I'll never take advice from a forum ever again in my life after this incident. :(
Thanks for the heads up. I'm going to ask for a copy of all paperwork before I do anything (I don't think there was anything saying it's non-refundable - but I'll double check)
Oh no, that sounds like a stressful (and very frustrating day). Many Estate agents have alot to answer for don't they!
The £180 is not a bond (my mother paid a month's rent as the bond which was refunded) - the £180 is actually an "admin fee" the Estate agent took. Apparently they are allowed...
When I called them, I asked to speak to the manager, but they said she wasn't there. I ask them to get her to ring me back, and they said she will only ring my mother (fair enough, but I think she's been through enough stress). So if they do not call her back today (which they won't as they were...
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To (try and) cut a long story short; A house my mother was going to let has fallen through. The Estate agent turned around and said the landlord wants her to move in sooner than the AGREED date (1st of July). I also have another witness to who also was told the 1st of July was OK...
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As a Limited company a sign is required on the premises
Please can you confirm if I can have this at the back door (as I don't exactly want to advertise to potential burglars!)
And what is needed is it just "X Limited" and the Company registration number, or anything else...
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Does anyone know the legal requirement in terms of having a sign on your premises?
Is there a minimum size limit?
What is the minimum information it can state?
Can I put it beside the back door? (as the registered office is my home address so I do not really want it by my front...
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Hmmm, there's a few returns where I've not used "T8". I realise to do it from now on, but do you think I need to let them know, or is it not really a big deal (as the VAT due is not affected...)? I'm guessing that it's more a statistical issue - and that I should just make sure I use T8...
Thank you very much, that's really helpful.
I did not understand the last paragraph.... or if it applies to me? I am on the standard VAT rate (not the flat rate) - so does that mean the 44p VAT will be deducted and reclaimed on my VAT return (hence I effectively do not pay the 44p?)
Hi all!
My query is: Amazon (and eBay I believe) are based in Luxembourg. Therefore, because I am UK VAT registered - and have given them my VAT number - they deduct VAT from their fees.
So, if I sell an item for £10, Amazon would usually take 28.75% commission/referal fee, however...
I couldn't agree with your more. It took me about 5 years to understand that a credit is a payment and a debit is a receipt! My idiot guide (which made me understand it) is:
1) You write a cheque with your right hand (credit) and
2) You take the cheque with your left hand (debit)"
You...