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If I put myself in the investor's shoes, how do I calculate what I should pay for a 10-year lease, if I know what the expected rental is?
so what's the answer?
"I just wanna be amused, I got a feeling of the figures."
what a ridiculous original post, kudos to the two previous respondents for their patience and indulgence
the idea that anyone would send a LBA on a £30 debt seems a bit fanciful, if not ridiculous. See Cyndy's reply at#2 above above for the most sensible reaction.
it's a personal sale and any profit is subject to CGT and net after (paltry) annual allowance. The fact that you used it in your business is, I believe, irrelevant
you can't remove them as a shareholder without their consent. However you have effective control with the 3rd shareholder and between the two of you should be able to make the appropriate changes. There are however protection of minorities embedded in company law and you should take advice in...
No - your LTD will get tax relief on the business miles that you have been reimbursed by your company. You will be taxed personally on the salary and dividends received after allowances. You don't get tax relief on dividends