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By client, do you mean yourself or friends of yourself?
This is way beyond what this forum offers, and no wise accountant would ask such a range of questions to the general public.
Ask your solicitor for clarification.
Generally the landlord can only charge VAT for the commercial premises if they are vat registered and have opted to tax.
Is it a dealbreaker that Revolut do not accept cheques? Seems a minor issue considering the hoops you had to jump through for getting a bank account as a non resident.
It seems like the payment coming out is a simple oversight or error on their parts. E.g. cancellations team or people not communicating with their accounts team. No service was provided and I'm sure its in their Ts and Cs they can refuse to open accounts or fufil orders.
They are not obliged to...
Can you confirm if you were a director? And if so, did you have access to the books to confirm the company’s financial state?
Potentially as a shareholder you may have a case for unfair treatment of a minority shareholder for the actions they have taken.
I would check with a solicitor - I’m sure even buying through a company you would lose FTB status which also has an impact on stamp duty for future purchases.
Would it not be simple to use purely HMRC online filing options for micro entities? They handle the accounts and (if necessary) the Corporation Tax return, and its completely free. Assuming you are not an accounting firm,
If you are, then Taxcalc are very good from what I hear but there are...
I agree with the above post. Commercially if I was in your shoes, I would be happy to invoice up front at most for 1 year. Otherwise you are missing out the opportunity to increase your prices.
This thread is a duplication (somewhat) of this:
https://www.ukbusinessforums.co.uk/threads/family-business-my-shares-given-away-controlling-sister.426803/
If you have the messages confirming the brother in law should not have been a shareholder, then this could put you in a slightly stronger position. And also if he was not aware he was a shareholder - a signal he was unwittingly made a shareholder? Even though there are doubts about the...
RBS/natwest group can do bulk imports if you use their Bankline facility. It is probably the closest to what you want to achieve. I have used it before and it also has dual authorisation.
What I cannot remember is if it allows bulk import of non sterling currency but I am certain that option...